Word: felt
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...loss of A.H. Miller '27, whose sprinting was a feature of the winter season last year, will be felt, but A.E. French '29 is expected to fill the sprinter's place on the team, with J.L. Reid '29, and J.O. Wildes '29 doing the distance work...
...Supreme Court's!... What do people like us know about such a case as this?" Mrs. Bailey said that Lawyer Martin W. Littleton of the defense looked "slick" to her, and "more like a teddy bear than any man I ever saw." For Mr. Fall she said she felt a little sorry. "He seemed so feeble and depressed...
...Luke's Hospital, Chicago, Dr. Alfred P. Solomon, neurologist, last week, hypnotized a young woman. During the hour she lay so, Dr. Harold G. Jones of Chicago opened her abdomen and removed several bothersome adhesions. She felt no pain and, upon awakening, experienced none of the nauseating after-effects of usual anesthetics. Such operations upon hypnotized patients are rare in the U. S. In Europe (notably in France and Germany) they are frequent. Europeans esteem the uses of hypnotism. They used it for surgical operations 100 years ago. The discovery in 1848 of chloroform's anesthetic properties curtailed...
...have always felt that Toledo is only as great as its industries," explained President Alfred B. Koch in describing the origin of this impressive show. In order suitably to glorify these industries, the department store turned to Art. It scorned half measures, hired Arthur Covey, internationally famed mural painter. Six times he visited Toledo and peered appreciatively at Toledo industry. He went to work, telling the story of Toledo with tubes of paint & with brushes...
...There was a certain graciousness, a kindly attitude which one felt immediately upon coming into Norton's home," said Dean Briggs. "He was a charming host...