Word: amounts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Since the measure of a newspaper columnist's worth nowadays seems to be the amount of time he devotes to the radio, the old cavalryman's advent on the air was accepted by his friends as proof that he had journalistically arrived. Simultaneously United Feature proudly announced that it had sold him to his 49th paper, the Philadelphia Inquirer...
...back in the other arm. Citrate of sodium introduced into the blood as it leaves the vein prevents coagulation. ''It is for the future," said Dr. Hansson, "to show what can be accomplished. One difficulty in experiments was that we didn't know the safe amount of radiation to give the patient. Another was to prevent loss of heat in the blood. This was overcome by stepping up the motor and increasing the rate at which the blood passed through the tube. We are now able to control the speed...
...portion sometimes running up to thirty percent of the enrolment. The result of this drastic cut, despite the fact that it allowed the University to collect tuition fees for a year from the men whom it could take to the completion of their training, meant carrying along a large amount of the dead wood for a whole year in the classes, and for the men cut out at the end of that time it was nothing short of tragic. Thus the school lost through the inefficiency and waste that came from spending a long time over men who produce...
...will commence on or about November 1 and will be scheduled by the studio according to an appointment system. Each student socially afflillated with the class will be photographed at the cost of $1.00, four proofs being shown, or at the cost of $2.00, eight proofs being shown. This amount will be paid at the time of sitting and will be deducted as a deposit on any orders for individual portraits placed by the students...
...dismissal, or rather what amounted to the dismissal, of the two men caused much student activity last spring. Those who took the side of the men claimed that the University had discriminated against the instructors because of their activities in such organizations as the Teacher's Union. Meetings were held in their behalf, and a certain amount of literature was distributed...