Word: methods
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...American Anode Inc., to exploit a new process of manufacture, which may have momentous effects on the entire industry. This process is no less than the electrolitic deposition of rubber globules on molds, emersed in an emulsified rubber solution through which an electric current is passed. The Anode method was devised by and Dr. Drs. S. Paul E. Klein Shepherd of and L. Budapest W. Eberlin of the Eastman (kodaks) who did Laboratory at research work Rochester, along N. similar Y., lines. The Ungarische Gummi-waaren-fabrike Aktiengesselschaft (Hungarian Rubber Goods Manu process. facturing Co.) has been using the There...
...requires the careful ministrations of three capable principals to save the authors' bacon from the fire of public disapproval, and the principals cook to the queen's taste. The methods of the three are in great contrast. Miss Kennedy depends upon her ability as an actress; she is constantly alert from beginning to end, with never a gesture too many, and never a quarter note too high, so far as she can see. Sidney Blackmer, as Gregory Farnham, the American lover, twice entangled by engagements, employs the easy, off-stage air which distinguishes Roland Young. There is too much, physically...
...this year's recipient of the Howard N. Potts gold medal, in recognition of his now universally used invention, the Coolidge X-ray tube. And Dr. Coolidge had replied, saying that he would present himself for the reward, and at the same time submit a demonstration called: "A Method of Producing High Voltage Cathode Rays Outside the Generating Tube...
...Crimson attack was executed with a beautiful precision and drive. Interferers cleared out the opposing tacklers effectively, and the running backs showed speed; and a continued drive, which often carried them on long after they seemed downed for a certainty. They also picked their openings and employed a shifty method of running to much greater advantage than they have done at any time this year...
...Advocate, he had always thought, should be a place where undergraduates concerned with books and writing should be able to learn the simpler fundamentals that are necessarily neglected in a composition course--a place where a student could discover the way of putting a story together, the method of "doing" an editorial, and of seeing his results in print. This mission the reviewer felt, the Advocate was fulfilling. Here was a medium, he felt as he read the paper, through which students were learning the art of saying something in a readable way, were exploring the intricacies of essay writing...