Word: lanterns
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...unleavened bread were used in the church. Dr. Keigwin advised radio communicants to use ordinary bread and wine, if available. Said Arthur Brisbane, Hearst editor (himself no respecter of tradition) : "In the old days you got out the children's rubbers and umbrellas, and lighted the stable lantern, and walked a mile in the wet grass, along the edge of a clay road to the night prayer meeting in the small country schoolhouse. "That seemed to make religion important and added interest to the hymns. When you sang 'Dare to be a Daniel, Dare to stand alone, Dare...
...engineer's aspect of heat will be presented by Professor H. N. Davis G. '03, professor of mechanical engineering in the University who will not use the lantern slides but is expected to use outline charts to illustrate the various manners in which heat may be employed industrially...
...ahead? With the lantern of Leninism in our hands! Shall we find the right road ? Through our collective thought we shall find...
Professor Alexander McAdie '85, meteorologist and Director of the Blue Hill Observatory, will tell about water in the air, his title being "Rain, Hail, and Snow." The talk will be illustrated with lantern slides...
Professor Parker devoted himself wholly to the explanation of lantern slides, illustrating the reception of sound in the ear. He stated that there is no satisfactory explanation of how that sound waves are transferred from the ear to the mind. He presented the many theories which have been advanced...