Word: cents
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Standard tetanus anti-toxin treatment such as might be given in mass quantities to air raid casualties, would be extremely dangerous to the 40 per cent of the student body who suffer from slight or serious allergies, the Hygiene Department stated, as it advised such people to take advantage of a newly developed tetanus toxoid serum...
...people, who otherwise could only be given the ordinary toxin very slowly and with considerable danger. Naturally this discovery can play an important role in bomb-threatened regions, where many injuries might require immediate attention. But under ordinary circumstances it also can accomplish much, since an estimated forty per cent of all people have reactions to anti-tetanus injections...
Pledges from 100 per cent of the student body for War Bonds and Stamps is the object of the intensive one-week drive opening today, the first all-out effort to bring the College into step with the rest of the country in financing the war. Sponsored by the War Service Committee, the drive will reach every undergraduate and resident instructor in the seven Houses and Dudley...
...national ten per cent war-bond purchase goal is being rapidly realized, but here at Harvard attempts to reach that percentage have so far proved almost farcical. An average of a dime per man a week stands in glaring contrast to the student's income, and there has been little evidence of any considerable increase in purchases over the past few weeks...
With 70 per cent of the School's students already in uniform, this latest step toward complete participation in the war effort climaxes a series of farsighted moves which began long before Pearl Harbor. First link of this transformation into a war school was the formation of the now basic Industrial Administration course...