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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...should be compared to Samuel Johnson. Friends found the same bluff exterior, the same "heart," the same relish in humor. The parallel between Dr. Allen Johnson and Dr. Samuel is obvious, superficial. Dr. Allen Johnson is diffident, crisp, quietly intellectual. Graduated from Amherst in 1892 he received his M. A. from that col lege three years later, the same year that President Coolidge was graduated cum laude. He has published a biography of Stephen A. Douglas, has delved deeply in to early Americana. At Yale, he was Larned Professor of American History. Since 1926 he has edited his Dictionary...
Many a distinction exists, however, between G. M. and Opel for G. M., began as a motor car producer, is only 20 years old. But Adam Opel began making sewing machines in Russelheim when Yankee volunteers retreated from Bull Run. Early in the 80's Founder Adam bought an English bicycle for his son, and in 1886 added a bicycle factory to the Opel works! Clever merchandizer, he knew selfconscious Germans would hesitate to appear ridiculous. Accordingly, he provided Opel halls where amateurs might learn to ride Opel bicycles. The Opel cycle factory is today the largest...
Geheimrat von Opel issued vigorous denials. But Berlin newsgatherers heard and published that the price paid by G. M. for Opel would...
...other Harvard entries, in order of their standing are Leslie Flaksman '29, R. C. Aldrich '31, A. G. Thacher '29, Guy Murchie '29, J. M. French '29, R. G. Hodges '31, and F. B. Thurber...
Several goalies are in line for the berth left vacant by the graduation of Joseph Morrill Jr. '28. The most promising are W. L. Elkins '29, O. P. Jackson '29, H. H. Newell, '29, and Hardy Ellis '31. M. G. Gammack '31, stellar goalie on last year's Freshman team, is ineligible for the team. Of last year's Freshman contingent, S. L. Batchelder '31 and J. B. Garrison '31 seem to be the most promising prospects...