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Mrs. Paul Adams in the kitchen
No full textPhotograph shows Mrs. Paul Adams, wearing chef's hat, stands beside table scrambling eggs for New Year's party
Mrs. Paul Adams in the kitchen
No full textPhotograph shows Mrs. Paul Adams, wearing chef's hat, stands beside table scrambling eggs for New Year's party
Mrs. Paul Adams in the kitchen
No full textPhotograph shows Mrs. Paul Adams, wearing chef's hat, stands beside table scrambling eggs for New Year's party
Faculty Research Profile: Paul Adams
Full text linkThis poster was compiled to commemorate the promotion of Dr. Paul Adams to full professor in the Department of the Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Arkansas in July 2021. It provides a summary of his research achievements and scholarly impact
Mrs. Paul Adams sitting in garden at home
No full textPhotograph shows Mrs. Paul Adams in the garden of her home, wearing an ankle-length print gown
Paul Adams seated at desk
No full text''A timid, quiet child with plenty of money. That is the picture drawn of O. Henry by Paul Adams, manager of the San Antonio Builders Exchange and the nation's foremost authority of O.Henryiana. For 25 years Adams has delved into old manuscripts and talked to old cronies of O. Henry to build up what authorities have termed one of the most complete records ever compiled on the master of the short story.'' [According to Adams, O. Henry] came to San Antonio for a few weeks, published his magazine, 'Rolling Stones', and later sold out to an old San Antonio newspaperman, Henry R. Taylor. 'Incidentally,' Adams pointed out, 'the tablet at 1827 South Presa Street which labels the house the home of O. Henry is wrong. He never lived there. Rather, that is where the magazine was compiled and that is where Taylor lived.''..'
Mrs. Paul Adams, Mr. Sidney Fairchild, and Mrs. Earl Van Buskirk seating in lawn swing
No full textPhotograph shows Mrs. Paul Adams (left) seated in swing with her guests from Monterrey, Mexico, Sidney Fairchild and Mrs. Earl Van Buskirk. Taken at San Antonio Country Club
Paul Adams seated at desk
No full text''A timid, quiet child with plenty of money. That is the picture drawn of O. Henry by Paul Adams, manager of the San Antonio Builders Exchange and the nation's foremost authority of O.Henryiana. For 25 years Adams has delved into old manuscripts and talked to old cronies of O. Henry to build up what authorities have termed one of the most complete records ever compiled on the master of the short story.'' [According to Adams, O. Henry] came to San Antonio for a few weeks, published his magazine, 'Rolling Stones', and later sold out to an old San Antonio newspaperman, Henry R. Taylor. 'Incidentally,' Adams pointed out, 'the tablet at 1827 South Presa Street which labels the house the home of O. Henry is wrong. He never lived there. Rather, that is where the magazine was compiled and that is where Taylor lived.''..'
Book Reviews
Full text linkContradictions of the Welfare State - CLAUS OFFE - Reviewed by PAUL ADAMS - pp. 743 The Rank and File Movement in Social Work - RICK SPANO - Reviewed by LESLIE LEIGHNINGER - pp. 746 Women and Public Policies - JOYCE GELD - Reviewed by SUSAN MEYERS CHANDLER - pp. 74
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