Word: baileys
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...recent Medical Report Dr. Bailey stressed the situation. He writes, "The forty percent increase of sickliness among Freshmen in the past year may be traced directly to an insidious cause, the Freshman sugar bowls. In the first place, only twenty percent of the original sugar bowls are now in operation and furthermore careful analysis shows them to be rich in silicacious material, sulphides, oxides and other foreign matter. In some cases the sugar has solidified becoming absolutely indigestible thus adding impetus to the appendicitis epidemic...
...almost as strong as reverence for God in California, is the rivalry between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Los Angeles could not overlook it when a San Francisco man-Professor-Emeritus Bailey Willis of Stanford University, President of the Geological Society of America -freely predicted some time ago that the next mighty upheaval of the Pacific Coast would come in Southern California. As a result of that prediction, insurance rates in Los Angeles skyrocketed 200 to 2,200%. The premium of the Union Bank and Trust Co.'s building, for example, went from...
James Lawrence, head usher, and F. S. Grant, assistant-head usher, will have for their assistants the following: Robeson Bailey, A. G. Churchill, N. S. Clifford, F. A. Clark, Winslow Carlton, W. T. Emmet, T. F. Kane, A. B. Kloumann, Hulburd Johnston, R. R. Ketchum, A. N. Geoch, T. G. Moore, Guy Murchie, C. McK. Norton, John Parkinson, K. D. Robinson, H. F. Schwarz, E. W. Sexton, E. R. Todd, and W. S. Youngman. These ushers will work in shifts during the dance...
...collection includes three copies of Robinson's first book of poems, "The Torrent and the Night Before," presented respectively to Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Charles W. Eliot '53, and Charles Eliot Norton '46. The author attended Harvard College from 1891 to 1893, and as the poems were written between 1889 and 1896, some were written while he was still a student here. There are also some first editions of other books by Robinson which he presented to Amy Lowell and a few letters which he wrote her in his small, neat, and unreadable hand...
...Doctor Bailey has engineered, or assisted in the fixture of more necessities than the Infirmary, of more signs of progress than the growth of the medical staff from one to twelve members. He has seen the advent of rigid examination for Freshmen and all athletes, and a tendency of the University to provide the means of correction. As a builder of a vigilance that will be permanent Doctor Bailey has well-earned the gratitude of Harvard...