Word: companionism
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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However, I think great care should be used in selecting the Youth's Companion for the Union Library. It would be too bad to start this thing with the wrong sort of person. EUOENE REYNALS...
...subject of a "Harvard Scout Club" have caused what might be called an ebullience of intellect. The wording of the postcards undoubtedly suggested the idea that the boys of Harvard were to band themselves together into a sort of picnic club that might appropriately subscribe to the Youth's Companion and pound rocks; but, as Mr. Kennedy explains, the sponsors of the movement intended no such thing. Since the Senior Picnic has been abolished it would be a great shame to institute another such custom. The sarcasm of our communicants was well taken...
...beginning of the next college year would also be a better time to start matters. Then it might be possible to get a contingent of college men to form a sort of scoutmasters club. They could easily study the scout manual, and read the Youth's Companion even, as preparation, and then come back to their college rooms and study the more common History of Florentine Art and the Police Gazette...
...Scout Club?" Please let me say that I think a Harvard Scout Club would be a splendid thing. It is something we need and something that every Harvard man ought to support. And if I may I would like to add a suggestion. Let us have the "Youth's Companion" added to the Union Library. WILMON B. CHIPMAN...
While Major Martin and his companion were searching for civilization, the U. S. Government was pursuing an intensive search for them. The President said: "Every effort the Government can make is being made to find these gallant men." Two U. S. Coast Guard cutters ploughed the gale-lashed waters of the North Pacific day and night. At every bay and inlet a small boat was put off and a search was made of the adjoining land. At night the two ships' glaring searchlights swept the desolate coast...