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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...
Stutterers and stammerers will be handled "quickly and scientifically" this year, according to Frederick C. Packard, Jr., '20, assistant professor of Public Speaking...
...deplored," Mr. Packard stated, "that of all human ailments, the medical profession and the psychologists have given the least attention to the disorders of stuttering and stammering, especially when one considers that sufferers from those painful and embarrassing disorders number nearly one percent of humanity...
Announcement was made yesterday of the patroness list for the Thanksgiving Dance at Dudley Hall on Wednesday, November 27. The following faculty wives are to attend: Mesdames Charles W. Duhig, Arthur N. Holcombe, Frederick C. Packard, and A. W. Samborski. Forrest T. Foss '38, in general charge of the dance arrangements, announced that dancing will go on from 9 until 12 o'clock, the music to be furnished by Alden Porter and his orchestra...
...last link in the Lincoln Highway had been completed, giving the U. S. its first transcontinental hard-surfaced road. Now known as "U. S. Route 30" most of the way from Atlantic City to Oakland, the Lincoln Highway was conceived by Promoter Carl Fisher early in the Century. Packard's onetime President Henry Bourne Joy formed the Lincoln Highway Association in 1913, pushed through the survey preliminaries in two years, began actual road building in 1915. With the War, the Government formed the Highway Transport Committee of the Council of National Defense, became interested in the project. This...