U N C Professors Engage in Literary Outside Class
Nearly half of UNC faculty pursue activities beyond teaching, with writing and literary work dominating. Deans and professors such as Addison Hibbard, Howard Mumford Jones, Archibald Henderson, John M. Booker, Collier Cobb and others explain motives including sympathy for Southern literature, duty to share knowledge, financial need, and professional prestige.
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John Mebane
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Addison Hibbard
College of Liberal Arts
H. L. Mencken
Sahara
Mr. Hibbard
the Literary Lantern
Mr. Hi
Howard Mumford Jones
Mr. Jones
Philip Allen
Gargoyles
Literary Lantern
Henderson
Archibald Henderson
George Bernard Shaw
Seo
Dr. Henderson
Old Southwest
Mark Twain
John M. Booker
Booker
Collier Cobb
Notable Authors and Works Mentioned in Local Notices
The article surveys figures such as Dr. Cobb noted for Geographic publications and globe trotting tied to teaching, Paul Green praised as a playwright with a 1927 Pulitzer for In Abraham's Bosom, and Edgar Knight of education highlighting his motive to write for income, discipline, and publication.
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National Geographic Magazine
Hatteras Island
Geographic Journal
Royal Geographic Society
Saxony
Yellow River
Tarr
von Engeln
Cobb
Paul Green
Mr. Green
London
Provincetown Theater
New York City
Abraham
Lonesome Road
Mre Green
Europe
Wolf
Edgar Knight
School of Education
North Carolina
The
South
J. G. der. Hamilton
Sunday Radio Programs and Station Listings
A detailed schedule lists programs on WABC WJZ WOR WORB and many others for Sunday August 18, including Symphonic Hour Cathedral Hour Arabesque Around the Samovar and various musical hours and religious services across networks in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and more. The guide also notes station call letters frequencies and times for each program and confirms multiple stations carry the same offerings.
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WABC
New York
WCAU
WNAC
WEAN
WFRL
WKBW
WCAO
WJAS
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WSPD
WHK
WLBW
WMAL
WFBL
WLAC
WDOD
WBRC
WJIAS
WHER
WLBEW
WDBJ
WTAR
Wwwnce Wood
WBRE
CFRB
CKRAC
SCAU
Wnac Wean
WIAS
WMAQ
WEAF
National Sunday Forum
WTAG
WCSH
WGY
WGR
WCAB
WSAI
WRVA
WRBT
WJAX
WHAS
WSB
WAPI
WIJAR
WWI
WCAE
WRC
Bowes
WIAR
WIGD
WPTF
WSM
David Lawrence
WTIC
WJIAR
WTAM
WWJ
WGN
Sam Herman
WIOD
Wwy
WJZ
WLW
WBT
WRAL
KDKA
Rosalie Wolfe
Mme
Lolita Gainsboro
Orch
WBAL
WJIR
WBRZ
Dr. Goodell
WHAM
WBZ
WIR
KYW
Radio Guild
Lady Windermere
Lew White
Chain Key Station
Coral Islanders
WOR
Newark
A. F. Payne
Forum
Shady Lanes
Halsey Street Playhouse
WPG
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Faculty Writers Shape University’s Literary Legacy
An overview profiles North Carolina university professors and their varied publications. Notables include J G de R Hamilton, Norman Foerster, O J Coffin, and others whose works span criticism, history, education, and poetry. Their roles extend to magazines and teaching, illustrating a broad literary footprint.
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Raleigh Times
Coffin
State Houses
Ds G. de R. Hamilton
M. C
Noble
School of Education
Howard W. Odum
School of Public Welfare
J. F. Royster
G. C. Taylor
Elisha Kane
Women learn to be Jack Tars on a school ship
Cartoonists and columnists critique gender norms as a retired naval officer runs a School Ship for Women to teach piloting, rigging, and deck duties. The piece mocks dieting culture and male discomfort with summer fashion while highlighting changing roles and playful satire.
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Alcron
Hebert
Delta Upsilon leader mocks Women’s Day attire
President John D. Scott of Delta Upsilon lampoons women’s fashion by recalling past male dress and proposing a summer outfit with pith helmet shirt shorts silk hose and lightweight bag. The crowd responded with loud laughter as he contrasted men’s heft with women’s lighter garments.
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Boston
John D. Scott
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Scott
Oklahoma farmers adopt autos as ownership soars
A study by J. F. Page of Oklahoma A and M College finds that more than 97 percent of Garfield county farmers own passenger automobiles, highlighting rising rural car ownership amid 1920s era expansion.
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J. F. Page
The
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Garfield County
Okla
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