Studies Of Presbyterian Church Work Being Made
The Institute for Social Science at the University of North Carolina under Dr. Gordon W. Blackwell cooperates with the church in the south on several church related field studies. Dr. Robert B. Chancellors remarks outline projects covering church community relations, social and economic settings, and urban rural contrasts in the southern states. Monographs and surveys will assess church influence on education, labor relations, racial attitudes, and community facilities with Dr. Blackwell directing planning and evaluation.
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Institute For In Social Science
Theity of
North Carolina
Gordon W. Blackwell
Robert B
University At
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Committee of Religious Educato
Residy
Assembly of the Presby Church
Lewis J. Sherrill
Louisville Presbyterian Seminary
C. Morton Hanna
Louisville Presum Seminary
Institute For Research In Social Science
Blackwell
S. H. Hobbs
Lee M. Brook
M . Sara Smith
Richmond
Maryland
Texas
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I Kwell
Brooks
Hobbs
Ruth Smith
Soutern
Insite
South
Katherine Jocher
Miss Smith
DOS NOTES DOG DISPATCHES PROVE LEARNING AND CARE
A dog named Spike was hit by a car and left dying until a policeman planned to shoot him. The crowd parted. Spike staggered away and recovered after veterinary care. Other notes argue dogs can reason and advise humane training to avoid whipping and harsh tones. A tale shows a dog protecting companionship by packing a trunk to prevent departure. Canker in ears sections describe home care steps with olive oil and cleaning.
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Spike
Meanest Major in the Pacific Armies Promoted Despite Foul Trick
A World War II era vignette recounts a petty supply officer who stole a private’s pistol to claim a loss and force repayment. The major faced only a reprimand, lost respect, and was later promoted to lieutenant colonel, leaving readers to question leadership integrity.
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Pacific
Colone
Christmas Message Reflects Peace and Sacrifice
A 1945 Christmas note celebrates peace after years of war and urges gratitude for those who sacrificed for freedom. It calls on readers to rejoice at peace and remember loved ones who gave their lives for the nation.
Possible Kidney Stone Cure and Prevention Measures
Medical guidance from Dr. Frank C. Hamm outlines prevention for kidney stones: stay well hydrated with about four quarts daily, eat a high calorie vitamin rich diet, monitor urine acidity to avoid alkaline urine, treat infections from teeth tonsils or sinuses, and address any urinary flow blockages. Regular urine checks help detect infections and parathyroid-related calcium excess, which may contribute to stone formation and recurrence.
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Frank C. Hamm
Army Medical Corps
Hamm
Science of disease and recent Supreme Court appointee
The text asks three questions: the science of disease, the current chief justice, and the latest Supreme Court appointee. It also offers a wisdom line about marrying an equal, attributed to Ovid.
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United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Ovid
Day of Unity Reflected In Hearts Not Hype
In a message echoing the true spirit of UU traditions, the piece urges celebrating Mains Galilee’s day by quiet inner devotion rather than outward pageantry. It highlights the value of personal conscience and communal goodwill shaping the holiday’s meaning.
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UU Redd
Mains
Galilee
One Minute Test Answers In Pathology
A compact quiz item notes names Harlan Fiske Stone and Harold H Burton of Ohio. It compares flocks of birds to bombers in formation for tactical outwitting by collective grouping.
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Pathology
Harlan Fiske Stone
Harold H. Burton
Ohio
Thomasville to Have Paper Collection
Thomasville announces a scrap paper drive Sunday January 6 led by the junior chamber of commerce. A. J. Hudson says government officials note a critical paper shortage and asks residents with surplus to place paper on the sidewalk before noon for pickup trucks to collect on all streets.
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Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Hudson
Etiquette Hints on Bills and Due Dates
Bills paid or explained when due build goodwill for the household. Clear reminders help avoid late charges and maintain orderly finances.
Horoscope for December 25
Practical and ambitious readers are urged to stay trustworthy and farsighted. The text notes many true friends and notes a servant like intuition. It suggests literary ability and a love of reading. The message wishes peace on this holy day.
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