Word: librarians
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Those, who have used the Child Memorial Library during the past few years have found the assistance and attention of the venerable librarian, Mr. Thacher, a constant aid and help. His knowledge and love of the books in the collection was equalled-only by his readiness to give any aid within his power. None who met him could fail to be impressed by the dignified kindliness of this gentleman of the Old School. To his friends and relatives the CRIMSON only speaks the feeling of the entire University in extending its deepest sympathy...
...consist of views of French city and country scenes, and are arranged geographically. All of the photographs are indexed. They are open for reference to all members of the French department who have access to the French library, and to other members of the University upon application to the Librarian or at the desk in the Child Memorial room...
Widener Library is very anxious to complete its files of the Harvard Magazine. The following numbers are lacking: one each for May, 1921, June, 1921, October, 1921, and December, 1921; and two each for April and November, 1921. Mr. William C. Lane, Librarian, will be glad to have any of the above numbers brought or sent to his office on the main floor of Widener, or to receive any information about them...
...important Labor Research Section of the International Labor Office is an American expert, Dr. Royal Meeker. It should also be of interest to Americans that the League has installed an up to date American library, housed in steel bookcases, and run on the card-catalogue system. The League Librarian is Miss Wilson, an American lady...
...Which legs does a fly use to clean its middle pair?" "How many ounces of grass does a grasshopper eat in a day?" Miss Claribel R. Barnett, librarian of the Department of Agriculture, answers these questions and many like them, put by perplexed letter writers...