Word: herman
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Southern California--Herman Henneberger Jr. '05, Pacific Mutual Building, Los Angeles...
...Larchmont, N. Y.; Richards Haskell Emerson '22 of Springfield: John Silas Gilee '23 of Belmont; Walter Jacobe Hunziker '24 of Little Falls. N. J.; Selden Spencer Nye '24 of San Antonio, Tex.; Donald Stralem '24 of New York, N. Y.; Nathaniel Draper Whitin Allen '25 of Boston; Abraham Herman Gypstein '25 of Hartford, Conn; Frederick Fish '25 of Winchester: James Hendon Wright '25 of Kalamasco...
...world today is drifting toward a spiritualistic movement which, though still in its infancy, may develop to greater heights." The speaker is not Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, but Rev. Herman Page, Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Spokane. Sir Arthur himself says: " I can see a great church forming which will take in all sects from the Roman Catholic Church to the Salvation Army...
...Herman H. Kohlsaat, author of From McKinley to Harding: " I spent my 70th birthday at the Biltmore, Manhattan, receiving the congratulations of old friends. The New York Times gave a luncheon in my honor and presented me with a birthday cake with 70 candles...
...book containing marginal notes made by Thomas Carlyle was sold at auction recently for a sum approximating two hundred dollars. George Washington's autograph, whenever and wherever found, is treasured away in a museum. A baseball with George Herman Ruth's signature brought a price of five hundred dollars. But the ordinary mortal who reads books in Widener Library and makes notes in their margins is not and it is possible never will be, as great as the three celebrities mentioned above. His comments, to be sure, arouse an interest in those who read them to know the name...