Word: brewers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Washington hove into New York Harbor three weeks ago, an old lady sat bundled in an invalid's chair on board and an ambulance was waiting on the pier. Because she was indisposed and because she was Mrs. Lily Anheuser Busch, 85-year-old widow of the late Brewer Adolphus Busch of St. Louis, the old lady had "the courtesy of the port." Comptroller-of-the-Port Arthur F. Forran had furnished her with an "expedite" permit, so that she might escape the tedium of waiting while inspectors inspected 34 pieces of luggage belonging...
...offering a number of conferences of interest to teachers. These conferences, will be held on Friday, March 18, as follows: For teachers of French, by Assistant Professor L. T. Mercier, in Sever 6 at 8 o'clock; for teachers of Vocational and Educational Guidance, by Professor J. M. Brewer, at 5 o'clock in 20 Lawrence Hall; for Dependability of Tests, by Assistant Professor E. A. Lincoln, in 20 Lawrence Hall at 8 o'clock...
Financier Robert Fulton Cutting modestly stayed away from last week's meeting of the American Society for the Control of Cancer in Manhattan, where President Emeritus George Emerson Brewer of the College of Physicians & Surgeons asserted again: "The most important present day problem in cancer control is publicity. Research work in cancer is making great strides and the great need is to teach the public to have the disease treated at an early stage of development. . . . If every case could be recognized in two weeks after cancer has set in, and then treated by surgery, there would...
Surgeon Mayo's lecture, finally delivered, was pertinent with the week's news. There had died Brewer George Ehret, 92, whom German bands serenaded as they drank his beer free on his birthdays; Soldier John McCausland, 90, one of the last two Confederate Army generals; Historian James Ford Rhodes, 78; Dr. Edward Wyllys Andrews, 70, an organizer of the American College of Surgeons...
Died. George Ehret, 92, brewer; of pneumonia in Manhattan...