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- I Want To Ride My Bicycle
- A scout?
- Tie goes to the batter
- Casey at the bat
- Must be a New Catcher
- This picture makes me cringe.
- Superb image
- Steam age environment
- Proviso Yard Noir
- Ready for the Saturday Evening Post cover
- A Face
- I think it's called charisma
- He's not looking for hard work
- The composition is correct
- Victim of Prohibition
- The good old days
- One hard workin' man
- Man!
- Charlie Brown called --
- Good Grief!
- Cousin
- West Street Building
- First Subway in America
- +100
- Steam Power
- THE Boston store
- Koh-I-Noor: 1902 extended through at least 1959
- That guy
- Apples to apples, then to oranges
- No Channel 13
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Intern: 1942
Dr. S.J. Jackson, an intern, is ready to go into the operating room to assist in an operation at Provident Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. Photo by Jack Delano, March, 1942. View full size.
Excellence in education!
There was nothing second rate about black medical schools. Admission was very competitive.
The best family doctor we ever had in the 40's and 1950's was a graduate of Howard University in the days of segregation and black universities.
The late Dr. Charles Lewis of Uniontown PA was reknowned for his excellence in his mostly white "coal patch" town. His wife, Bessie, was his nurse.
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