Word: berlins
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Berlin, Dr. Kurt Sachs of the Prussian State Museum, announced that he had discovered the meaning of two previously unintelligible Assyrian inscriptions dating from the seventh century B. C. He believes that they were musical notations and on the basis of this interpretation has reconstructed a musical system for use with a 22-stringed harp...
...institution "will surpass the medical centres of any European capital," including Berlin and Vienna. There will be ten ward floors with 64 beds on each. Each floor will be divided into small wards of from one to twelve beds. Efforts will be made to make the patient feel that he is not one of many, that he will receive all the personal attention possible in a small hospital, with the advantage of resources never before equaled...
...James Bryant Conant '14, assistant professor of chemistry, has been granted leave of absence for the second half year in order to go abroad and continue studies in organic chemistry, probably in Berlin...
...short month ago the United States celebrated a National Defense Day with great show of mock-mobilization, much waving of flags, and a flood of rhetorical exhoration by generals and others who should have known better. This week, in Berlin-military leaders of the two great warrior-countries of Europe, whose quarrels have been the great obstacle to peace for three hundred years, are leading a world peace congress in the denunciation of war. General Verraux of France and General Shoenaich of Germany attack their own trade with true military straightforwardness...
Unfortunately, this illusion is shattered. The patron saints of Boston dramatic culture, apparently, are no longer Ibsen, Galsworthy and Shaw, but George M. Cohen, Irving Berlin, and Florenz Ziegfeld...