Word: pens
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Aldrich-Clisbee Co., Confectioners; American Fountain Pen Co.; art dealers: J. F. Olsson & Co., Varsity Arts and Crafts Shop; florists: H. R. Comley, N. Fishelson & Son, Howard's Flower Shop; hotels: Lenox, Puritan, Oxford: opticians: A. A. Carter, A. E. Covelle, Pinkham & Smith, J. W. Sanborn; photographers: Byrd Studios, E. Chickering, Garo Studios, A. L. Jamieson, Notman Studio, Pach Bros.; tailors: J. Henry Bean, M. Bornstein, F. H. Clarke, F. Daley, Guilford, Kendrich & Ladd, J. A. Hawkes, U. A. Ridley, J. J. Wallace; theatres: Boston Opera House, Castle Square; miscellaneous: Boston Arena, N. A. Dewitt (dentist), Harvard Auto Co., Harvard...
...young assistant," one cannot grow up in a night--even after a scathing review of his "immature" style. It has grown upon me, as I have looked through the files of the CRIMSON reviews, preparatory to writing this letter, that the only persons to be trusted with a pen in criticising undergraduate literary efforts are professors, out a dozen or more years--or undergraduates. The most honest, and least superficial reviews of the year have been written by Professor Neilson, Dr. Maynadier, P. W. Thayer '14, and W. C. B., Jr., '14. Aside from these, the rest of the reviews...
...Harvard Monthly enters on a fifty-eighth volume with unfortunate emphasis of Mr. Moyse's immoderate panegyric on Clayton Hamilton. Its would-be maturity of vocabulary coupled with "superfluent enthusiasm" and disproportion in criticizing the Drama League and elaborating a pen-picture of the sentry, are symptomatic of the writer who seeks to hide in phraseology a poverty of ideas. The number proves worth while mainly in the diverting episodic sketch by Mr. Nathan, certainly in lighter vein, but well characterized and constructed with better sense of dramatic values than the same writer's dialogue, "The Coward." In this...
...aside from this we have destructive qualities and although we hate to make "light" of a serious subject we feel that we could take the lamp out of Lampoon. Be all this as it may, our forwards are alert and our wings are outstretched. Let the ibis drop his pen and the bird its egg for it is high time to receive your annual walloping. We trust Mr. Sizer will be able to locate six of his so-called "confreres" before the ice has melted. In the mean-while "Glory to the CRIMSON...
...Pen acrobats and town cut-ups from the class of 1917 take notice! More writing and drawing men are needed on the Lampoon. Make a joke if it kills you! Sharpen your wits and your pencils, and come round to the Lampoon building tonight at 7 o'clock. The work of the competition will then be outlined. Be a scream! There are a lot of chestnuts still left on the tree. Get under it and shake down a few! This is your last chance to be funny. Get in before the rush! Be a wag even...