Word: mental
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...siren's pen, and the happy knowledge of having crashed the front page or the newsreel. The job of the professor is to teach,--not to make dilletante statements known not to be true. Possibly through the higher branches of mathematics, on can derive something from nothing, but mental queerness must be magnified many times before one can equate a "storm" of drunkenness "passing over Harvard" with one isolated, unfortunate case of janitorial abuse. The general sobriety apparent at the recent Lowell and Elito House Dances is sufficient justification for my statement. Add to it, however, the knowledge...
...found the bruised corpse of a youth named Charles Lewis. As a matter of routine, County Coroner John Clarence Dingman performed an autopsy. In Supreme Court at New City, N. Y. last week Charles Lewis' father sued Coroner Dingman for $10,000, claiming he had suffered that much mental anguish because his son's brain and spinal cord, which he said the coroner had removed, had not been buried with the rest of his remains...
With the altruistic purpose of curing every stutterer and stammerer in Harvard University, Professor Packard's new course in Holden Chapel is worthy the attention and commendation of the whole University. The fact that one in every hundred Freshmen is afflicted with a speech impediment due to a mental rather than a physical handicap is information that adds even more worth to the activities of the speech department...
...Colonel's testimony in court Friday showed clearly that he was responsible for subjecting an innocent man to untold mental agonies. This was because his investigation was hasty, brutal, and prejudiced. Although many undergraduates were certain of Ryan's guilt, he never took cognizance of this sentiment and failed to see Francis, the only witness to the attack...
Does he know the mental anguish...