Word: daniells
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...interests of the client who employs him." Against the common charges of vulgar sensationalism, of pandering to the evil in men's minds, of propagating and feeding prejudices and class-hatred, Mr. Hearst made no defense. Among those present at the dinner were Mrs. Hearst, Arthur Brisbane, Daniel Willard, several local bank presidents, an Episcopal bishop and most of the State and city officials. Also Charles H. Grasty, of The New York Times, who, like many newspaper men in other camps, admires Mr. Hearst's success...
...midst of a crowd praying at the Cenotaph which London erected to its war dead. Conan Doyle says that Moses and Elijah appeared in the Transfiguration as such " estoplasmic personalities"; that "estoplasmic hands" could sustain Jesus as he walked on the water. The handwriting on the wall described in Daniel 5:5 was the writing of an ectoplasmic hand, according to Sir Arthur. He declares that the vital Christianity of the first three hundred years is now dead, because church leaders have not the understanding to interpret their writings, which are crammed with spiritualistic meaning...
...Daniel A. Buckley Scholarship has been awarded for next year to E. R. Collier '16 of Cambridge, who is now a second-year student in the Graduate School of Education. The Charles Dexter Scholarships, founded last year from the bequest of Miss Annie L. Dexter to enable men to visit England for work in English, goes to Hazelton Spencer 4G, of Cambridge, assistant in English, for the summer of 1923; and to G. McG. Voigt 3G of Cambridge, for the year...
...annual banquet given to the faculty of the Graduate School of Education by the Graduates' Education Club will be held this evening at 7 o'clock in the Dining Room of the Union. Miss Mabel Blake 2G., Miss Mary Wentworth 2G., Charles Lancaster '2G. and Daniel Prescott '2G. will speak as representatives of the students. The speakers representing the faculty will be: Miss Meriam Carpenter, registrar, Professor F. G. Nichols, Professor Ralph Beatley, and Dean H. W. Holmes...
...Slayton Jr. of Manchester, N. H.; Harold Bright Sears of Chestnut Hill; Oscar Moore Shaw of Washington, D. C.; Alvan George Smith of Medford; John Van Duyn Southworth of Syracuse, N. Y.; Henry Millard Stevens of Cambridge; Frederick Benjamin Swarts of St. Louis, Mo.; Charles Folsom Walcott of Cambridge; Daniel Bertsch Wentz Jr. of Wyncote...