Word: aids
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...will read and comment on several of her latest poems at the Paine Concert Hall in the Music Building tomorrow evening at 8.30 o'clock. This lecture, which will be held under the auspices of the Divisions of the Fine Arts and Music and the 47 Workshop, is in aid of the Winsor School Playground Fund...
...opinion of our best economists that increased immigration would aid production and prosperity now, but that we should have to pay for it as soon as the cycle of business ushered in another period of depression...
...pioneer and not a settled country, the labor for expanding industries was drawn from; Europe. Statistics show that the rate of influx of immigrants and the rate of production, say of pig iron, go up and down together. But labor imported from the European peasantry to aid an American business boom cannot go back to Europe when the boom is over. It has to stay, be assimilated and Americanized. This was possible as long as there was free land to take up the slack. But that outlet is now gone, and the result for the last 20 years has been...
...devised a typewriter which copies a sheet of music complete with all the signs. It appears that the new machine is a complicated affair, and that its cost of manufacture is a formidable affair. If the device should prove to be commercially practicable, it will be a great aid to musicians, since the labor of writing out large scores is a heavy burden upon composers. Of course, it may be that the effort of using the music typewriter will prove to be as great as that of pen and ink note-writing...
...order to aid in fostering good will between the United States and Great Britain, and recognizing that mutual understanding is the essence of such good will, Mrs. Henry P. Davison has established, in memory of her husband, a trust fund to be known as "The Henry P. Davison Scholarship Fund...