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Postcard: Colorado House, A. Jennings, Proprietor, "Oh! Don't Let Me Fall"

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This color printed postcard depicts an advertisement for a lodging place in Brookville, Kansas. This image features an illustration of a group of people on roller skates and a woman is putting her arms around two men. The text underneath indicates that the two men leaning towards are supporting the woman to prevent her falling. Several onlookers are in the background. There is text printed in the top right corner.

Postcard: S. P. Smith Dealer In Harness, Saddles, Collars And Whips

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This color printed postcard depicts an advertisement promoting a variety of products for livestock. This image features an illustration of three leaves on the left with two rosebuds leaning to the right . One of the rosebuds is partially opened. The text is on the right side in a variety of fonts with details about types of supplies available for horses and other livestock.

Postcard: I. D. Fox & Co. Wholesale And Retail Badminton Illustration

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This color printed postcard depicts an advertisement promoting a variety of products. The blue text in the bottom left promotes wholesale and retail booksellers, stationers and instrumental dealers. The image above the text features an illustration of two women in dresses holding racquets. The shuttlecock is up in the air between them. There is foliage in the background.

Postcard: I. D. Fox & Co. Wholesale And Retail Accordion Player Illustration

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This color printed postcard depicts an advertisement promoting a variety of products. There is blue text on the right side of the card. The text promotes wholesale and retail booksellers, stationers and instrumental dealers. This image features an illustration of a man sitting on a rock playing the accordion. He is wearing a hat and blue clothes. A woman is standing to the right of him with her arms bent up to her chin. She is wearing a red dress with a white apron. There is a dog sitting to the right of the woman with it's ears forward. There …

Postcard: Compliments Of J. A. Johnson Fine Jewelry, Spectacles And Musical Instruments, Brunette Woman

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This color printed postcard features an illustration of a portrait of the side of a woman's smiling face with a bare shoulder and dark hair. She is wearing a red hat that has gold decorations. There is a large green leaf with red ribs and trim behind the woman's head and the red leaf stem wraps around her shoulder. She is looking to the right with her face slightly upturned. The text at the bottom promotes jewelry, spectacles and musical instruments in Lincoln, Kansas.

Postcard: I. D. Fox & Co. Wholesale And Retail Archery Illustration

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This color printed postcard depicts an advertisement promoting a variety of products. The blue text in the top left promote wholesale and retail booksellers, stationers and instrumental dealers. This image features an illustration of a man in a blue hat and coat standing with a smoking pipe in his mouth looking at a woman to the left of him. The woman is wearing a red dress with a yellow bow on her back. She is holding a bow and arrow and is aiming at an archer's target. There is a body of water and hills in the background.

Postcard: Luther's Home-Made Mince Meat!

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This color printed postcard depicts an advertisement promoting a specific brand of mince meat. This image features an illustration of one pink open rose on the left and a red closed rosebud to the right with the stem and several green leaves in the middle of the postcard. A blue bordered rectangle on the bottom of the card contains text. The text is promoting Luther's Home-Made Mince Meat in Lawrence, Kansas.

Postcard: 11 - Ice Gorge In Lawrence, Kansas

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This black and white photographic postcard depicts an ice gorge in Lawrence, Kansas. There are large chunks of ice that have moved onto land, as well as filling the riverbed. There is a bridge in the background. There is a building on the left side of the bridge behind a row of trees. The entire forefront of the postcard is large blocks of ice.

Postcard: Pawnee Indian Rocks, Concordia, Kansas

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This black and white photographic postcard depicts the site of "Pawnee Indian Rocks" by Concordia, Kansas. These rocks extend out of the ground and have 4 separate columns of varying sizes. There is a man wearing a suit between two columns on the left. He is wearing a hat. The foreground shows the native prairie grass.

Postcard: Grave Of Pre-Historic Indian, Logan Grove

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This black and white photographic postcard depicts an Indigenous person carved out of stone. The statue is dressed in an war bonnet and has one hand over the eyes to block the light and see farther. This statue has two braids, one over each shoulder and a necklace. The other arm is bent and a bow shaped black form rests on the stone hand. The body is covered with a loincloth. The form is leaning on a stone stump behind the statue. The words "The Indian" is carved into the front of the base of the sculpture. The statue is …

Postcard: Moving H.C. Clapp Residence, Mccook, Nebraska

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This black and white photographic postcard depicts a house being relocated to another area. The house is on a platform and four men are in front of the house. The man on the left is holding a long handled tool. The next man has his foot on the cable and is holding a tool. A man standing on the spool of cable has the American flag draped over him. The man on the right is holding his hat in the air. There are two horses tied up to the spool of cable. There are houses on either side and a …

Postcard: Moving Mrs. Metcalf House, Oberlin, Kansas

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This black and white photographic postcard depicts a house being relocated to another area. It is on a platform with wheels. One person is standing at the doorway of the house and is waving. To the right of the house are eight men. The man closest to the house has his foot on the cable tie. The two men in the middle are holding tools. A man is on the right side of the image. He is standing on top of the spool of cable and holding his hat up in the air. There are trees in the background and …

Postcard: Three Men And A Boy Standing In Front Of A Building

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This black and white photographic postcard depicts a white building with two windows and a front door. The awning is tied against the building. Three men and a boy are standing in front. The man on the left is holding a hat, and to the right of him is a boy. The third man is wearing an apron and the man on the far right is wearing a vest and hat. There is a sidewalk in front of the building.

Postcard: Man Standing In His Barber Shop

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

This black and white photographic postcard depicts a man standing with his hand on a chair. He is wearing an apron. There is a towel on the back of the chair. A variety of goods are located to the right in display cases and behind the cases. There is a mirror behind the man. The mirror is on a dresser. Barber shop items are on the dresser and on the wall behind the man. The backside of the postcard has handwriting on it.

Israeli Settlements In The West Bank And Gaza, Rania El Razazz

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Media, National Development And Democracy, Muktari Magaji

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Building Assistive Technology (At) Competency In Academic Librarians: Perceptions Of Library Personnel And Students With Visual Impairments From Three Zimbabwean Universities, Jonathan Munyoro, Takawira Machimbidza, Stephen Mutula

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

This qualitative study reflects on the perceptions of library professionals and students living with visual impairments from three Zimbabwean universities about the need for and ways of creating Assistive Technology (AT) competency in academic librarians. Some of the measures that may be used to increase the AT competencies of academic librarians are discussed. Semi-structured interviews were used to collect data from 19 participants comprising 13 library personnel and six students living with visual impairments. The study highlights important types of AT for individuals living with visual impairments, emphasises the importance of competencies in AT for academic librarians and suggest appropriate …

The Attitude Of Undergraduate Students Towards Plagiarism: The Case Of Bindura University Of Science Education., Stephen Tsekea, Joyce Zivanai, Innocent Madziko

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

The extent of plagiarism has been rising globally and many universities are trying hard to eradicate this practice. The challenge is being exacerbated by the availability of information due to technological advancements such as the Internet. Researchers and students become exposed to too much information but sometimes disregard the copyright and intellectual issues surrounding use of such. This exposure has contributed to the rise in plagiarism. Students at universities have had difficulties in understanding plagiarism and avoiding it. While most effort has been on designing detection tools and punitive measures, there has been little research on why students practice plagiarism …

Grounded Leadership: Exploring Health And Wellness Strategies Of Exemplary Field Grade Commanders In The California Army National Guard, Christopher G. Schoenwandt

Dissertations

Purpose. The purpose of this explanatory mixed methods study was to identify and describe what exemplary field grade commanders in the California Army National Guard (CA ARNG) do to maintain their physical, emotional, intellectual, social, vocational, and spiritual health.

Methodology. This study used a mixed methods approach relying on the collection of data to provide for a more flexible platform to triangulate multiple data sources and increase the validity of the study’s findings. The study used a quantitative survey to examine how exemplary field grade commanders in the CA ARNG rated their use of grounded leadership strategies combined with follow-on …

Petition For Writ Of Certiorari

Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe and Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe v. Lummi Nation, Docket No. 21-913 (142 S.Ct. 1123 (2022))

No abstract provided.

Improving Teaching Ict Using Cognitive Competence In Primary Education, Jasur Amirddinovich Mardonkulov

Central Asian Journal of Education

Human society is unthinkable outside of communication. Communication is a necessary condition for the existence of people, without which it is impossible to fully form not only individual mental functions, processes and properties of a person, but also the personality as a whole. The reality and necessity of communication is determined by joint activity: in order to live, people are forced to interact. Always an active person communicates, whose activities intersect with the activities of other people. Communication allows you to organize social activities and enrich it with new connections and relationships between people.

The Eastern Panhandle Economic Outlook: 2022-2026, John Deskins, Brian Lego

Bureau of Business & Economic Research

West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle (EPH) has been the state’s strongest economic region for well over a decade, experiencing sustained growth in population, employment, income and a host of other major economic indicators. The three-county area has recovered nearly all the jobs lost during the COVID-19 recession and has seen its workforce return to pre-pandemic levels. In this report, we present a detailed discussion of the current state of the EPH economy along with our forecast for the likely path of economic activity over the next five years.

Florida Frontiers Radio Program #448, Dr. Ben Brotemarkle, Florida Historical Society

Florida Frontiers Radio Transcripts

SEGMENTS | Remembering Harry T. Moore | Gilded Age Entrepreneur Henry Plant | The Surfing Santa's Return

12-17-2021 Swosu Names 2020 & 2021 Emeriti Honorees, Southwestern Oklahoma State University

THE BARK ARCHIVE 2021

No abstract provided.

Feasibility Of An Assessment Tool As A Data-Driven Approach To Reducing Racial Bias In Biomedical Publications., Siobhan Wescott, Ronn Johnson, Sangeeta Lamba, Devon Olson, Yolanda Haywood, Carolyn C Meltzer, Ricardo Correa

Emergency Medicine Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

Strategies For Supporting Professional Growth In Early Childhood Team Members, Kristin Goetz

Graduate Teacher Education

Early childhood education (ECE) teachers, including pre-service and in-service workers, have reported the need for ongoing professional development support (Boyer, 2004; Buettner, Hye Hur, Jeon & Andrews, 2016; Brown, Cheddie, Horry, & Monk, 2017). Specific targeted support for professionalism was addressed as a retention strategy for the future of ECE (Boyer, 2004). The lack of consistent minimum qualifications for ECE teachers has contributed to a number of teachers in the field having little understanding regarding professionalism as a whole when teacher careers commence. The quality of learning and teaching in the classroom has been said to be largely determined by …

Evaluating The Impact Of Nursing Assistant Employment On New Graduate Nurse Practice In The Acute Care Setting, Amy Bliemeister

Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects: College of Nursing

Background: New graduate nurses (NGNs) are expected to enter the acute care setting ready to provide safe and quality care in a fast-paced environment filled with high acuity patients, shortened lengths of stay, and difficult nurse to patient ratios (Clark & Springer, 2012). Employers, nursing students, and consumers are setting high expectations all nursing graduates will possess specific skills, knowledge, and competencies upon entry into practice (American Association of Colleges of Nursing, 2020).

Purpose: The purpose of this project was to determine the impact of NA program completion and employment on the NGN during the first year of nursing practice. …

Barriers To Discharge: A Retrospective Medical Record Review Examining Potential Barriers To Patient Discharge At The End-Of-Life, Pauline Felker, Kelly Purdy

Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects: College of Nursing

It is estimated that 70% of Americans would prefer to die at home, but less than one-quarter do so. Patients near the end of life often face several barriers that prevent them from successfully transitioning from an acute care setting to their preferred place of death. These barriers include but are not limited to a lack of trust between facilities and community care providers, ineffective communication, delayed discharge planning, difficulty accessing medications and supplies, lack of control, feelings of uncertainty, and feelings of burden. This study utilized a survey of 102 medical records of patients who died in the hospital …

2021-12-17 Michiganoverview_Covidbedppe, Michigan Department Of Health & Human Services

Michigan COVID-19 Hospital Data

Contains the tables Statewide Hospital Capacity Report for COVID-19, COVID-19 Metrics, Statewide Hospital Available PPE Tracking for COVID-19, as well as the tables PPE Days On Hand and Patient Census.

Illustrations From Taylor Art Professor Jonathan Bouw Selected For The Society Of Illustrators Annual Exhibition, Taylor University

2021 Website News Stories

No abstract provided.