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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1914

Page

21

490 000 Students Seek Professions in U S Nurses Leading

There are 100 000 students enrolled in professional schools in the United States this year per the Federal Bureau of Education. Of these 85 102 attend endowed institutions, the rest in publicly funded schools. Nursing training leads with 41 percent, followed by law 20 878, medicine 17 238, theology 10 116, dentistry 8 015, pharmacy 616, and veterinary science 2 344. New York has the most students, with Illinois second, then Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Missouri in that order.

U. S United States Federal Bureau of Education New York Dinois Pennsylvania Massachusetts Missouri

Banner Return Promised for Civil War Flag

Joseph McClure of Fort Worth plans to return the banner of the Highteenth Texas cavalry, C. S. A., taken at Atlanta. Michigan troops seized it, and McClure was wounded in the battle five years ago. The flag was later given to John T. Callaghan of the Post Office Department by Mrs. Laura Clark, widow of Gen. W. T. Clark, and is now located in his hands.

Joseph McClure Atlanta Highteenth Texas Cavalry Fort Worth Tex Michigan John T. Callaghan Post Office Department Mra Laura Clark W. T. Clari Texas Papin McClure Callaghan Hig Handa

French Beauties All Slender in Tourist Notes

Observations describe four of the world’s most beautiful women as slender and graceful, noting their active temperament and effects on physique. Mention of home remedies like Barnett’s fat preventives is included, with references to a homemade concoction.

Papis Samra Eugene R. Hendley Evelyn Pletcher Copp Boston America

Musical Scenes and Notices From Washington Society

A Washington social and musical scene summary recounts fundraisers and recitals, featuring Mrs Blair's Canterbury plans and the Monday Morning Club. Performers include Helen Donohue De Vo, Blanche Polkinhorn, Richia McLean, Arthur Delbert, Edith Ashley, Margarita Spalding Gerry, Susanne Oldberg, Lila Watts Collins, Harris Franklin, Ruth Bronson, Edwin Hughes, and many others. The notes cover concerts, talks on music education by Mrs Copp, fundraisers for United Daughters of the Confederacy, and upcoming recitals at the New Willard and Calvary Baptist Church, with groups like the Friendly Sons of St Patrick and the Mount Pleasant Church Men’s Club hosting events.

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