Word: bells
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...wonder then, if, when the bell in the old, white cupola of Harvard Hall tolls at the hour of 9, my fellow vagabonds may see me enter classroom 1 to hear Professor Gay lecture in Economics 2 on Transportation since 1860. Ordinarily this is not a matter of much moment to a vagabond, but today the problem of transportation is very close to my heart...
...Bells, Coins. In Rome on Holy Saturday 3,000 bells rocked and pealed over the thousands thronging to church. These heeded the bells, yet cocked their ears for the first deep boomings of the bell of the Roman Capitol. The elders had last heard it in 1870 when the Pope was deprived of temporal powers. The younglings knew of it as a tradition. No explanation of the resumption of its ringing was given out by Church or State...
...companies between Canada and the Gulf and between the Atlantic and the Mississippi. Its relations to General Electric were so generally criticized that the parent company of its own volition cut it off (TIME, Jan. 12, May 18, 1925). The Western Electric sells most of its products to the Bell system. Whatever it sells elsewhere in the U. S. it markets through the Graybar Electric Co., Inc. (TIME, Jan. 4). In foreign fields it sells through the International Standard Electric Corp., formerly the International Western Electric Co., Inc. Last year's net income of Western Electric...
...forward to the glowing colors in which Professor Hecklers will paint the critical idealism of Kant. Since Professor Murray has reached the keystone in his course on the drama in England until 1642 I cannot deny myself the privilege of a new attitude Shakespeare. So, the 12 o'clock bell will send me to Harvard...
...Boston was elected Vice-president and William Brewster '28 of Lewisbury, West Virginia, Manager. Further elections were those of John Hill Monroe '27 of Brookline, Secretary-treasurer; John Casper Dreier '28 of Brooklyn, N. Y. Librarian William Charles Harris '28 of Chestnut Hill, Leader of the Banjo Club; Richard Bell Schneider '27 of Binghamton, N. Y. Leader of the Mandolin Club; Charles Edward '28 of Jamaica Plain, Leader of the Gold Coast Orchestra, and Arthur Andrews Holbrook '28 of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Leader of Vocal Club...