Vocation and life lessons from W A Bivins
W A Bivins reflects on vocation avocation and the value of work. He recalls early jobs, school, a turning moment reading Lowell in high school, and decades in teaching ministry journalism. The piece urges youth to pursue a chosen path with commitment and purpose.
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James Russell Lowell
Sir Launfal
Christ
High Point Man Finds Relief From Gas and Bloating
A High Point man described relief after using INNER AID, saying meals no longer cause gas or acid reflux and bowels are regular for the first time in years. He credits 12 herbs that cleanse bowels and aid digestion, and notes the product is sold in local drug stores.
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High Point
Inner-Aid
Persoon
Dogs and Dalmatian care from a dog column piece
A historic dog column discusses Russian shepherd dogs budgeting their food for winter, Dalmatian origins and uses, humane treatment of injured dogs, canine complexes from early experiences, tomato juice versus orange juice for skin health, and a Q A on pup feeding frequencies and pricing.
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Dalmatia
Adriatic Sea
General Fund Shows Decline During Month
The February revenue report for North Carolina notes the general fund total fell from the prior year by about 500000, with losses in franchise and income taxes and insurance taxes, offset by gains in sales and beverage taxes. Highway funds rose over 1.75 million, and combined receipts reached 11.66 million, suggesting enough to cover obligations but warning against further appropriations by the next assembly.
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Raleigh
General Fund
General Assembly
Abdication Of Emperor Causes Split In Japan
Tokyo march 4. Imperial princes and senior court officials are divided over whether Emperor Hirohito should abdicate to take responsibility for the war or remain on the throne. Some favor retirement with Akihito as crown prince under regency while others argue the cabinet bears responsibility. The emperor reportedly wishes to take full responsibility, and abdication could shock the public unless announced early. The decision may rest with the emperor amid competing court visions for a postwar throne.
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Calif
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Veterans’ Administrators
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Naruhiko Higashi-Kani
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Seeds Shipped To Chinese By UNRRA
UNRRA ships about 180 tons of seed packets to China to aid farms once under Japanese control. Each packet contains seeds for beets cabbage beans carrots onions and carries planting instructions in Chinese. Seeds enable families to feed themselves and supply nearby markets, with some plants saved for next year. Most seeds grown in California were purchased through the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington
INS
Wartorn
China
UNRRA
Department of Agriculture
California
Pone and Odds for Savoring Dishes
A fragment describes using pone and odds as supplies for cooking. It notes these foods aid in baked dishes and flavor, though the text is garbled and lacks clear context or a named source.
Banks Display Resources Of Two Billions
North Carolina banks total resources on December 31 reached 1 913 200 043 24 dollars, up over 282 million from the prior year. State commercial banks hold 1 371 453 529 40, industrial banks 35 770 513 84, and national banks 505 976 000 00, with 295 state commercial banks and branches, 30 industrial and 53 national banks in operation.
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Raleigh
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State Banking Commission
U. S
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