Bible Thought Character As A By Product Of Daily Duty
Quote by Woodrow Wilson on character as a by product of daily duties, emphasizing virtue forged through routine tasks.
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Woodrow Wilson
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1971
Page
4
New Era for U.S. Campuses Shapes Higher Education
A New York Times analysis argues campuses moved from 1960s confrontation to economic concerns. Deficits rise, funding falters, and student tuition worries grow as leaders push for selective research, improved undergraduate instruction, off campus study, and renewed federal support to sustain growth and unity.
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Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Mario Savios
Ronald Reagans
In We Trust graphic wins at Pratt exhibit
The first prize went to a Pratt Institute artwork showing a white rectangle with bold black letters In We Trust. Janet Horner, a 20 year old student, explains the removal of the word to probe where modern trust lies amid Vietnam era turmoil and societal unrest.
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Janet Horner
Pratt Institute of Art School
Two Women Challenge FBI Hiring Exclusion
Florence readers learn two qualified women, both lawyers, allege FBI rejects female applicants as a policy. Mrs. Cynthia Edgar claims a personnel man said women lack respect and cannot handle combat. The piece argues for women in crime fighting and notes potential for future prominence for Edgar.
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FBI
Cynthia Edgar
Edgar
It Pays To Advertise There Is Such a Thing As Too Much Success
The Stokely Van Camp firm behind Gatorade ran a popular ad campaign showing teams quenching thirst. Many joined the effort, but the gov ernment notices a federal research grant aided the product and intends to sue for profits.
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Stokely van Camp
Letters to Her Editor APPEAL TO COPE WITH A HUMAN PROBLEM
The writer urges support for adult children of aged parents and calls for empathy over sympathy. It argues many families over 40 face serious care burdens and that organized collective action is needed to unload emotional pressure and foster meaningful neighborly aid.
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Alcohol Anonymous
Association For the
Defenders of Faith and Nation Urged to Stay Loyal
The message defends sheriffs as frontline protectors and urges Christians to examine their faith and deeds. It warns of national decay, reliance on God, and dangers of big government, appeasement, and lost soul. It cites leadership failures and foreign aid as signs of decline.
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MR. Smith
America
Tito
Ghana
Sukarno
Washington
You
Jesus Our Constant Friend in Times of Need
A devotional poem comforts readers by naming Jesus as a constant friend who cares when others are busy or distant. It urges turning thoughts to him, inviting him in, and finding joy as his companionship changes sadness into a smile.
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Jesus
Seven Days of Prayer and Self Reflection Poem Card
The poem invites daily prayers for friends the lost a father a mother a small one and for everyone to pray and give thanks for rest on Sunday. It expresses personal struggles with life mistakes hardships and hopes for understanding rather than scolding as the speaker reflects on a long journey and humble faith.
God and Master poem urging worship of one God
A devotional poem declares there is one true God and one Master to serve. It contrasts choosing worldly gods with salvation, warning that following many deities leads to sin and danger while choosing the Creator guarantees heaven and eternal companionship.
To My Love In His Divine Light
A devotional lyric urging lovers to seek spiritual cleansing through Jesus. The speaker asks for guidance, casting parting as a test of renewed love and pledging to follow a divine path toward eternal praise.
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Jesus
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