Word: harpers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Nine of the University entries are certain. They are B. R. Cutcheon '26, R. M. Parker '26, W. C. Harrison Jr. '25, Edward Gordon '27, C. A. Harper '26, H. R. Kobes '26, Peppino Portfilio '26, L. W. Grossman '26, and W. I. Tibbetts '26. One of the following three will run and if Middlebury agrees, all three Captain W. L. Chapin Jr. '25, H. S. Smith '25, and W. H. Lishman...
...whom he will select ten this afternoon to race the Vermonters. These men are: Captain' W. L. Chapin Jr. '25, B. R. Cutcheon '26, B. E. Swede '27, LeB. R. Parker '26, R. M. Parker '26, W. C. Harrison Jr. '25, Edward Gordon '27, C. A. Harper '26 H. R. Kobes '26, Peppino Portfillio '26, L. W. Grossman '26, H. L. Smyth '27, and R. W. Lishman '26. Thus far this year, Coach Farrell has conducted no time trials over the whole of the Charles River course, which will be used tomorrow, but time trials over the Freshman distance held...
...Hapgood graduated in 1890, and received his A.M. and LL.B. degrees from Harvard three years later. He has served as editor of three magazines, first on Colliers Weekly from 1903 to 1912, and then on Harper's Weekly from 1913 to 1916. He was at one time minister to Denmark and is author of several books on American Statesmen and the stage in America. At present he is editor of Heart's International Magazine...
...Harper Brothers has issued a set of Arthur Guiterman's light verse in brick-red jackets; and I am reminded pleasantly, on a drab morning, of this slight, serious-minded humorist of quick movements and real wit. I suspect that every really funnyman must take himself seriously. Mr. Guiterman, of course, has not confined his writing purely to gay verses. He has had serious moments not without power. To be sure Your Puppy's Valentine is not deep; but there is a poem called The Pioneer which has much grace and beauty...
...ROMANCE OF FORGOTTEN TOWNS -John T. Paris-Harper ($6.00). What do you know about the birth and death of Jamestown, Va.; of Pemaquid, Me.; of the sodhouse towns of Kansas, nothing of which remains but an occasional pile of turf on the prairie? What do you know of all the other hundreds of towns and villages that sprang up in the early days of our country, flourished and perished, leaving here and there a battered church tower, a deserted farmhouse, a buried pavement-and nothing else? Or of Robert Owen's communistic town in Indiana, or Prince Gallitzin...