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...books, as their title indicates, are a history of British foreign policy from Lord Carmarthen to Lord Curzon (1783-1919), or from the time Britain can be said to have had a defined foreign policy up to the end of the Great War. On the period anterior to 1783 Sir Adolphus Ward, Master of Peter-house, Cambridge, has written a long introduction in which he has skilfully outlined the main considerations and salient characteristics of those early days. The work as a whole can, therefore, lay serious claim to being a complete review of the whole of British foreign policy...
...simple but apparently efficient remedy for the late stages of infantile paralysis (anterior poliomyelitis) was tried out at the Northwestern University Medical School and used by the Visiting Nurses' Assocciation of Chicago. Graded exercises for the children's paralyzed limbs are performed in a large circular tank partly filled with shallow, tepid water. The children sit on a circular bench in the tank with their legs immersed for several hours at a time. The device was suggested by a woman whose little daughter, crippled by the disease, was taken to Florida and allowed to spend much time...
...exposed to the disease. These cards, which have been issued by Dr. Roger I. Lee will contain a printed form of questions which must be filled out by each student. The first question is whether the student has been in the same room or house with anyone suffering from anterior polomyelitus, or who has subsequently developed it, since September 1. In that case the student will be required to report to Dr. Lee and will be placed either in the Stillman Infirmary or in some other hospital for two weeks. The student will also be required to state his residence...
...Harvard Zoological Club. "Regeneration of Head Parts in Earth-worms after Removal of the Anterior Portion of the Digestive Tube," by Mr. H. R. Hunt in the Zoological Laboratory, Room...
...been produced which compares favorably in workmanship with many successful machines. It has the unique features of being the lightest biplane ever constructed and of having no rear planes. The ingenious combination for controlling up-and-down direction and maintaining transverse stability by means of a single pair of anterior planes is a feature of great possibilities which has never before been embodied in a full sized aeroplane. In the progress of the science of aviation, the "Harvard I" will pray its part by demonstrating the practicability of the new ideas embodied in it. The men who have been actively...