Word: mashes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Assistant Medical Adviser. They are Dr. John William Cass, Jr., Assistant in Medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Ph.D., Boston College '25, M>D. '27, Assistant in Medicine at the Medical School; Dr. Clark Wright Heath '22, M.D. '26, Instructor in Medicine at the Medical School; Dr. Jackson Mash Thomas, Assistant in Psychiatry, Medical School; Dr. Kenneth James Tillotson, Instructor in Psychiatry, Medical School; Dr. Vernon Phillips Williams '24, Assistant psychiatrist, Massachusetts General Hospital...
...before on the "Cavanagh Special" (named for famed Ringmaster John G. Cavanagh), made Postage Due the favorite. The horse Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney's trainer, Tom Healey, predicts will be better than Equipoise, a big chestnut colt named Red Rain, they dismissed contemptuously at 6-to-1. After the Mash the yapping of bookmakers that kept Saratoga's sparrows awake was mostly about Red Rain. Left at the post and running a miserable last, eight lengths behind the field at the half-mile post, he had suddenly come to life running into the stretch, passed all eight horses within...
...visions of Chemist Herty & friends, Union Bag's new Savannah plant is hardly a symbol. Their piney economy turns on newsprint, which devours a forest for every tree that is used in kraft paper. With a capacity of 120 tons of paper per day, the bag plant will mash up only 70,000 cords of wood annually...
Greatest name in Canadian racing, as in Canadian whiskey distilling, is Seagram. Horses owned by the late Joseph Seagram and his son Edward Frowde Seagram, whose stables are not far from his mash vats at Waterloo, Ontario, had won the King's Plate 19 times before. Last week, paunchy little Distiller Seagram, dressed in a funereal overcoat, a gay, grey topper, watched his horses win the first and third races on the program before his black and yellow silks were carried to the post for the King's Plate by two fillies named Sally Fuller and Gay Sympathy...
Luke is seen beside the body of a dead game warden, flees, and wanders all night in a driving snowstorm. When he is taken in by a farm woman who catches him stealing the bran mash she has set out for her chickens he falls into a sickness, later works for a harsh Methodist parson whose daughter he marries, and from then on concerns himself with the gradual accumulation of wealth as a small farmer...