Word: lloyds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Born. To Harold Lloyd, famed cinema comedian, and Mildred Davis, cinema actress, a daughter (eight pounds); in Los Angeles...
...that it was in disagreement with some of the articles of the bill and it was allowed to stand as a private member's measure; thus its defeat in no way affected the position of the Government. Liberals and Conservatives joined forces to defeat the measure. Ex-Premier Lloyd George was loudest in denouncing it, declaring that it favored but one class. Sir Douglas Hogg, Conservative, said it was "deliberately devised to carry class warfare, not of one class against another, but of one class against the community...
...public wet and shivering, cold and snuffling, waiting for a reluctant Spring, came the news that a "new pneumonia serum" had been discovered by one Dr. Lloyd B. Felton, of the Harvard Medical School...
Discovery of a new treatment for pneumonia which holds out a definite hope of radically reducing the death rate has been made by Dr. Lloyd D. Felton. Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene in the Harvard Medical School, according to an announcement made yesterday by the Influenza Commission of the Metropolitan Life Insurance...
...been immune from such unabashed propagandists as Count Harry Kessler (German). Further, the Institute has been very much under the influence of League of Nations proselytizers in this country. The report is discouraging that the British representatives this year are again to be Lionel Curtis and Philip Kerr, Lloyd Georgites. Notable omissions of the Institute to date have been its failure to secure intelligent spokesmen for such tremendous political forces as the Soviet Internationale, the Vatican, British Labor. Such omissions are not of vital moment, yet it is pertinent to consider that Russian representation has been limited to the seven...