Word: botherations
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...work done by research students in all English speaking countries. The need for such a medium of expression has, I believe, long been apparent. It is often true that students who have not acquired sufficient reputation to warrant their sending articles to the existing professional journals simply do not bother to write down their ideas. It is also true that ideas can often only be ordered and clarified by being written down carefully and painstakingly. It is in large part to furnish an incentive to advanced students to work their thoughts out on paper and to prepare them for publication...
...worked on the idea. But no full size airplane flew. And before one did, Charles M. Manly had built a gasoline engine lighter per horsepower than any steam plant produced so far. When it was proven that gas engines would fly, there remained no reason for early aeronauts to bother with steam...
Shall we go to all the bother For McDougall...
...colonists who were wounded during the battle were cared for by their comrades and were carried to their own homes. No one paid any attention to the British wounded, however, and the survivors of the march on Concord were in too much of a hurry to bother with them. It remained for Dr. Isaac Foster, Jr. of Charleston, a Harvard graduate of the class of 1758 and a member of the Provincial congress, to set up a hospital at what is now 95 Brattle Street. The wounded British prisoners were taken there, and within two months Dr. Foster...
...James Aston" is a pseudonym; whose, U. S. readers will hardly find it worthwhile to bother their heads about...