Word: kanter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Columbus, Ohio, last month Mrs. Leonard Loomis, 21, was about to have a baby. Her obstetrician, Dr. Abe Herbert Kanter, took Mrs. Loomis' left hand, held it palm down over her head while he softly intoned: "You are going to sleep now. You are so tired, so very, very tired. Just relax. Your arms and legs are relaxing. They are so heavy. Just relax, relax. You are so sleepy, so sleepy, so very, very sleepy. . . . When I count three you will be asleep. . . . One, two, three...
...Charles A. Haskins '36, of Cambridge; John B. Hawkins '36, of Worcester; Maurice H. Heins '37, of Dorchester; Stephen Helburn '37, of Cambridge; Jacob Horowitz '38, of New Bedford; Leavitt Howard '36, of Hingham Center; William C. Huntting '37, of Watertown; John Q. Jordan '37, of Lawrence; Stanley S. Kanter '38, of Mattapan; Mortimer Kaplan '36, of Springfield; Charles W. Kessler '37, of Salem...
Last week three University of Chicago doctors announced that they had discovered a cheaper and quicker method of certifying pregnancy. Drs. Aaron Elias Kanter, Carl Philip Bauer and Arthur Herman Klawans use a little carp-like fish which costs only 30?. Within 24 hours after a female bitterling is placed in a quart of fresh water, which also contains two teaspoonfuls of urine from a pregnant woman, there grows out from the belly of the bitterling a long tubular appendage, called an oviduct, through which in the ordinary course of nature she would expel her own eggs. As soon...
...Harvard Menorah Society yesterday announced the results of the election of officers for the year, 1932-33. Leo Srole '33, of Chicago, Illinois was named president, Robert Mandell '34 of New York City succeeded to the vice-presidency, and Eliot Kanter '35 of Brookline was elected as secretary-treasurer...
...Manhattan, Adolph Kanter, 44, drove his car through the railing and off a 75-ft. viaduct, found that instead of being killed he had suffered only a black eye, a few bruises. More proud than thankful, Adolph Kanter said he had saved himself by clinging to the cushion of his car, wrote an ode about his feat: Here I am, the miracle man, The one that flies in a Chrysler car; Lindy hopped over the ocean, Made a perfect landing in France; So did I make a perfect landing Over a Viaduct fence. I dropped seventy-five feet with...