Word: hearses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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THE HAUNTED MIRROR - Elizabeth Madox Roberts-Viking ($2.50). Of the South that William Faulkner writes about, it has been said that no one else has ever seen it. The same comment could be made on Authoress Roberts' Kentucky. Her Kentuckians, their ways of speaking and their goings-on, are...
Whether Professor Sherrington or Russia's Professor Ivan Petrovich Pavlov (1904 Nobel Laureate in Medicine) is the world's greatest physiologist is one of those useless points scholars like to discuss. Neurologists argue for Professor Sherrington. Harvard's Harvey Gushing defers to him, his laboratory at Oxford...
It is the year 1940. The U. S. is about to begin hostilities with a federation of South American States. Secretary of State Edwin Seward (claiming no relationship with Lincoln's Secretary of State) has signed the declaration. His wife and son are dead against Seward's folly...
Aircraft radio is slowly producing a lexicon of abbreviations which some day may be as familiar as nautical signals. The U. S. public hears little about them because all domestic transport lines, Eastern Air excepted, use radiophone (voice) transmission. E. A. T. planes are equipped with radiophone for short distances...
Hurlbut took Nevin's place on the A lineup yesterday, as the latter cannot play in any game until he hears from his examination, and the coaches wanted to polish up a substitute in case the regular fullback should fall to pass. Crickard, being a senior, is eligible to play...