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Major Strong is devoting attention primarily to trench fever, which puts the greatest number of men temporarily out of service. Co-operating in these investigations are Dr. Walter Bradford Cannon '96 and Dr. Harvey Cushing, M.D. '95, both of whom are on the Faculty of the Medical School...
...have helped towards efficiency, but they have in general signally failed to organize the labor market even in the skilled trades, and have completely passed by the great mass of unskilled labor. Even at the present time when industry is at an unexampled flood and workmen are in the greatest demand, there is much unrest and discontent due to this disorganization. In one place there may be an overwhelming demand for men of a certain trade but no men to take the jobs, so that less skilled men have to be used; while in another town there may be many...
There are on hand a number of pictures showing the work of the R. O. T. C. but the greatest need is for pictures of the Harvard Regiment during the winter of 1915-16. May I appeal to your readers for any such prints as they may own? They may be sent to me at 5 University Hall. All sorts of pictures, no matter how informal, will be gratefully received. ROGER PIERCE '04, Secretary to the Corporation...
...fixed within relatively narrow limits. In order to do our part in this war the existing labor supply must be transferred in as great a degree as possible to the production of materials necessary for the maintenance of civilian life and the production of war materials in the greatest possible volume...
...obligations. Where before they have been met with our material wealth, they must now be faced with the lives of our fellow men. The end is remote, perhaps scarcely evident, yet in its reality and in the necessity of its consummation, it must stand before us as the greatest cause for which American civilization has ever striven. On this day we may be glad we are Americans, unshaken by the arduous years which are before...