Word: chaires
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...decisions over Ad Wolgast, K. O. Brown and Young Erne, and who now owns a gymnasium like his brother's. Although 17 years the younger, he became, as the evening wore on, increasingly critical of his brother's prowess. Mr. O'Brien soon rose from his chair, led the stripling into an empty room and locked the door...
...Prince has been engaged in the practice of medicine in Boston since 1980. He has written a number of books, all dealing with aspects of psychology. Asked to explain further the significance of the new chair, he continued...
...establishing a chair for the teaching of dynamic psychology, Harvard has marked an epoch in the history of the science," declared Dr. Morton Prince '75 in a special interview yesterday. Dr. Prince has been appointed first incumbent of the new chair of Dynamic and Abnormal Psychology announced last Monday. His term of office will begin next fall...
...Wilhelm chanced to return, 48 hours before he was expected from the particular little journey which had given the Kaiserin this opportunity to please him. He returned in the night and with a sufficiently bad cold not to notice the smell of fresh paint. Flinging his clothes upon a chair in the anteroom, he donned his night garments, sat down for a moment upon another chair, slipped within the snowy Imperial sheets...
...spent five years at the Perkins Institute, Boston, where he was Helen Keller's contemporary and friend. Casting about for an occupation, he tried music, piano-tuning, chair-caning, but resolved finally upon lecturing and poetry. Recognition was slow. He once received $1.65 for a talk delivered to 13 people. His poem, "How Massa Linkum Came," later a popular favorite, was refused by 17 editors before the Springfield Republican accepted...