Word: distinctive
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...designs for Yard, Statue and Memorial tickets and designs for the Senior Dance Program for Class Day. The designs should be drawn in black India ink on white paper and should be in size either 4x7 or 6x10 1-2 inches. Care should be taken that the design is distinct and covers the entire space, in order that it may be reduced well. These designs must be in by March...
...treating the cotton plant with ether, it germinated before the control, or normal condition of the plant, and finally blossomed two weeks ahead of the usual time. On the other hand, although the antiseptic causes the celery plant to germinate more quickly, in the end there is no distinct advantage. The theory is that while the plant is dormant it is in a period of rest which the alkaloid artificially increases, so that a shorter period of time is required to reduce the period of dormancy to a hypothetical minimum. As soon as that point is reached the plant commences...
...University hockey team, in its first game of the season, defeated the Boston Hockey Club, Saturday afternoon, by the score of 4 to 1, on the University rink on Holmes Field. The game was fast and hard-fought, but Harvard, with better team work, held at all times a distinct advantage. The best playing on the University team was done by Souther and Kernan, while on the Boston team, the work of Foster and Winsor, captain of the University team of 1902, was especially noticeable...
...Moody went on to describe the military and industrial duties of the Navy office and its seven distinct bureaus of work. He spoke of the accomplishments of the United States naval officers and of the increasing intelligence of the ordinary sea-men. He refuted the charge of poor markmanship, with the statement that the efficiency along this line was superior to what it had ever before been in the United States Navy. Speaking of the new ships now being built, he brought out the fact that the United States was building not because war was wanted, but because...
...higher than at present, be substituted next autumn for the present feeling system. That is, the Hall will pay each waiter a salary enough larger than at present to be both sufficient and just. Waiters when engaged will be understood to accept this salary as satisfactory, with the distinct agreement not to expect, and not to receive fees from the members of the Hall...