Word: letters
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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According to the wish expressed in a letter to an intimate friend, the University will receive the library of the late Professor Hugo Muensterberg. This announcement came out yesterday in connection with the auction sale of the household furnishings at Professor Muensterberg's home, 7 Ware street, Cambridge. President Lowell was informed of Professor Muensterberg's desire and expressed a great satisfaction and stated officially that the University would be pleased to accept the library...
...have indicated their desire to apply for a commission in the Aviation Section of the Signal Officers Reserve Corps and receive training form the Government are required to obtain a letter of approval from their parents or guardian, and a letter of recommendation from a citizen of the United States; also a letter by the applicant himself stating when he is able to take the training...
Those who have indicated their desire to enter the Aviation Section will present immediately two letters of recommendation to Roger Amory '10, 40 Water street, Boston. One letter must be from the parent or guardian if the applicant is under 21 years of age. Final applications are to be in by March 1 or as soon after as possible, at which time Mr. Amory will forward them to Washington...
...company is well versed in stage ways, but a trifle slow and "pep"-less at present. Each one, however, plays for character values--a trait rare in "musical shows." The heroine is gladsome, and, with Mr. McGowan, sings a clever and unique song, with words of one letter and a catchy melody. The two sisters of Miss Piers and MissWegeman are brimming with comedy. Miss Piers especially brings a most engaging gentle personality to the "un-ethereal" sister, who is always hungry. Miss Michelena is a picture and sings delightfully a too insufficient number of songs. Lynn Overman is humorous...
...other points emphasized by the Union cannot be discussed here. Let this letter drive home one cardinal truth: that in a democracy, patriotism means thinking for the nation, quite as much as fighting for it; and unless the thinking takes place first, we may expect such consequences as the tragic European war exhibits. CECIL H. SMITH...