Word: generality
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Saturday evening at banquet will be held for the alumni, ladies, visiting clinicians and the guests. Sunday, November 11, will mark the closing of the exercises when public lectures will be given by men renowned in the field of dentistry on the broader dental subjects of interest to the general public...
...appointment of Dean Gay to the new Commercial Economy Board is not less important in the military preparedness of our nation than the selection of a wise general. This is a trade war, fought with trade against trade. Germany and England have marvelously and intensely supervised their industrial organization for war. We must do like-wise to be worthy of our friends, and no less worthy of our enemy...
...generation Brazil has been actively concerned, because of her extensive coast-line and river system, with the problem of building up water transportation facilities. This policy has involved such steps as the expenditure of liberal subsidies, the enforcement of protective legislation with reference to coast-wise traffic, and the general encouragement of national shipping. Until the beginning of the present war, the Brazilian merchant marine did not figure conspicuously in foreign trade. But with the disordered shipping conditions that arose after August 1, 1914, and particularly as a result of the disruption of the pooling agreement between various English...
...saved by every member of the R. O. T. C. At that time, in Tremont Temple, Captain Beith will speak on "Modern Battlefield Tactics." Since the achievements of Captain Beith and his first-hand knowledge of trench customs are well known by Harvard men, there should be a general eagerness to hear his lecture. Seldom is it our privilege to have the intricacies of present day tactics explained to us "by one who knows...
...Norman Prince '08, will speak in the Trophy Room of the Union on Thursday to the Aeronautical Society on his personal experiences in flying in France. This will be the first of a series of lectures that will be given under the auspices of the society on the general subject of aeronautics. Mr. Prince has visited many of the aerodromes or flying fields in France, and he has been in close touch with the military instruction there. His unique experiences include actual flights over the battlefields and he has also been a witness of several Zeppelin raids on Paris...