Word: carded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Although the "German at Doom" may have sent a wreath-and if he did, it probably was returned-yet, if he did not, it would seem that he lost a great opportunity to play an important political card...
...stroke of the leader- Barnes. The golfers set out on the fourth round, attended by a great gallery which often cheered the. admirable shots of Diegel as those of a player who was making a gallant and unlikely attempt at last-round victory. Diegel, unruffled, turned in a card of 67,* broke the course record, won the Florida Open. His score for the 72 holes was 286. Barnes 288, was second; Loos 292, third; Hagen 293, fourth. The others straggled after. Diegel's monetary reward...
Seniors and Others Completing the Requirements for the Degree in June--All undergraduates in Harvard College intending to complete their requirements for the degree in June are reminded that they must file application for the degree not later than today, March 2. Application may be made on a card secured at the Information Desk at University...
...spare ten minutes of the people's time to write a personal letter of encouragement to a small and unknown invalid. That is what Governor Fuller has done, however, and it is safe to say that little Eddie O'Neil of Attleboro will treasure till his dying hour the card and note that reached him on his fifth birthday...
...Senior Album Committee, which recently completed its organization and began active work, announced last night that more than 800 envelopes, containing a life blank, a circular letter of instructions, a subscription card, and a return envelope, had been mailed to every eligible past and present member of the class of 1925. Seniors who plan to gradate at mid-years have been particularly requested to make appointments at Notman's immediately, and to return their life-blanks at once. All other Seniors must be photographed before February 14. Notman does this service free of charge, and their work will be greatly...