Impugning Motives and Vocational Callings An Argument
A columnist extols not judging others motives and urges self reflection. He discusses how suspicion harms progress, praises civic harmony, and argues youth should pursue a true vocation guided by need and ability. The piece cites examples from law and public service to illustrate ideal career paths.
Washington’s Potomac tribes, Democrats and Republicans
Hal Boyle reports from Washington comparing the city to a huge stone tepee where Democrats and Republicans wage invisible wars. He notes public transit rushes at dusk, levies labeled income taxes, and a Missouri-born figure called Harry Truman as chief among leaders, unseen so far.
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Carolina Sets Another Enrollment Mark at UNC Chapel Hill
Winter quarter enrollment at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill reached a new high of 6893 students, reports from central records director Edwin S. Lanier and Chancellor Robert B. House show. Fall enrollment was 6802, while winter a year ago stood at 4011. The breakdown lists General College 2885, Arts and Sciences 1664, Commerce 1034, Graduate 753, Law 217, Library Science 32, Medicine 79, Pharmacy 184, Public Health 122, and Public Welfare and Social Work 39.
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Stockholm soprano to debut at the Met as Susanna
Mme Hjordis Schymberg of the Royal Opera Stockholm will become the fifth Stockholm singer this season at the Metropolitan Opera New York. She will debut in February as Susanna in The Marriage of Figaro.
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Continental Marines Uniform Details in Green and Red
Enlisted men wore green shirts and green coats with red facings. Breeches were light-colored cloth, with woolen stockings and round green hats bound at the rim.
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Backache and leg pains could signal kidney trouble
Old advertising copy warns that persistent backache leg pains and tiredness may indicate kidney or bladder issues. It urges seeking Doan's Pills to stimulate diuresis and flush waste from the blood, claiming wide use for decades.
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Wake Forest Honors Mayo Neurologist Dr John G Love
Dr John Grafton Love a Mayo Clinic neurosurgeon was initiated into Wake Forest chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa honorary leadership fraternity in a ceremony at the church auditorium. The Wake Forest class of 1925 graduate has been touring the state on a lecture circuit and is a native of Elizabeth City. fellow participants included Dr Thurman Kitchin Dr Henry Stroupe Dr Edgar Folk and other faculty and students from Wake Forest.
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Grounding Aims to Cut Electrical Dangers Says Engineer
Grounding reduces hazards to life and property, says C. F. Cameron of Oklahoma A and M College. The marines have fought in every U S war since the Revolution, serving to protect Americans overseas and seize bases for the navy.
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