The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-23

about him sultures. harpies and cor
morantS. representing envy. hatred.
and greed. They overthrow him.
Take care. gentlemen. be not n man
vultrre rs Avph4stophelc~-itke.
drags his victim tn the Internal re-
eions. bat rather lie an Michael and
unfold before your colleagues and
especially >o II he be about - fall.
the panorama II professional success.
showing in the rift In The clouds the
sweet face ~ his professional redeem
er. 6recian mythology tells Us that
the early Greeks purchased thyIr
goods not from Neptune Who offered
Wealth and Power. tut from Athena
VINO pToIcreQ Virtue and Culture.
am happy in the thought that AS i
profession u for.fathers choose to
buy OF Athcn.- They gave Is cui-
ture ana culture. Let Us transmit
them unSulli,d To cur Successors. he
member that onS ~ character and
efficiency can We succeed
The doctors II North Carolina hy
a great and glorious history arc irrcx-
ocably committed to an enlarged pro-
f~oSSiCnal vision. We must march on.
OF we lose our crown and Kingdom
h Jews are Il great peopl. because
they looked forward With unfal:er4ns
trust 10 the coming golden age. Face
forward please, and grow greater As
have grown your forefathers before
YOU our heroic past challenges Us
10 battle. The present. glowing with
opportunity is filled with deeds 20 be
accomplished. \ bright future beck
onS US IN.
The story Of North Cardinals de-
yeloplnent reads like an Arabia ro-
nance. We can scarcely reai&e what
is being done in our state. Within
ten years We have seen the products
of our farms doubled. In q few years
our manufacturing products increased
in value nearly 100 per cent. our ma
tional banks were doubled in the re
cen ten years. and their
trebled. our public school fund in
the last decade has increased from
S950O00 TO 50, $50 600. | Am happy.
most happy, when reviewing profcs-
sional conditions in our state, that |
can say in all trt!thfulneSs that the
medical profession has kept abreast
with any other profession or vocation.
a distinguished citizen recently said
to me. "As great as a been the
developments along other lines, the
greatest of all has been that Of North
Carolina DOCTORS" All over the state
there are specialists and general prac-
%itionerS who are the equal If those in
| the distant cities. | am persuaded
5 that there is not n body of political
men anywhere the superior Of North
Cardinals profession. We haven't. IL
is true. a meteoric Mayo in our midst,
5 on the other hand. we are not cha
grined by one who inquiries for the
COW that gives the buttermilk."
| | congratulate the people ot
North Carolina on their doctors. AND
y point with pride to the gloriou:
achievements of our medical men
Long after our marble erected to he
Q roes of var has crumbled into dust
n long after the voice Of our orator
has been stilled in death. will tn.
beneticcnt influence of our mediCa
q men be felt for good. We have II,
excuse TO offer, or apologies to max,
: for our surgeons, internists, or spe
: cialists. Their work ~bcspcaks tn
q highest type Of character and eff
cheney, and points The way to bette
things yet to come. This is "A GOO
hour with North Cardinals doctors
q We stand with faces to the morning
: sun, aSlOw with anticipations of IN
h day, with hearts athrob at the pros
poets Of the early realization Of high
born purposes. In truth can We sin
the old son of triumph.
80 Daughter Of Zion awake from til
q, sadness,
Awake for thy foes shall oppres
II thee no more,
Bright are the hills, dawns the ID
star of ~gladnesS.
h Awake and arise for the night G
h thy sorrow is Ger"