Word: philipe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Veterans. Larded in with the national play at Germantown were matches in the National Veterans' Lawn Tennis Championship. For the third year in succession, Dr. Philip B. Hawk, hardy Philadelphian, was winner. The other veteran finalist was Captain A. J. Gore, a Washingtonian of wide girth, who tired fast after a brave start. Score...
...chair of English at the University of Rennes, and is a distinguished authority on the literature of the Renaissance. Among his most notable works are volumes dealing with John Lyly, and the office of Revels in the reigns of Edward VI, Mary, and Elizabeth, and an edition of Sir Philip Sidney's writings. Professor Feuillerat is remembered from his visit to the University in January, 1920, at the invitation of the department of English, as an accomplished lecturer...
...work for "Hydraulic." Beneker has a flair for the descriptive title to catch the worker's imagination-" Galvanized American " "Men Are Square," Gray Matter " ("portrait" of a huge hydraulic press). He traces the lineage of Industrial Art to Velasquez and his Forge of Vulcan, painted in Italy for Philip IV of Spain...
Besides the protesting Cabots above mentioned, the following Cabots are named in the 1923 Who's, Who: Godfrey Lowell (Boston carbon magnate), Henry Bromfield (Boston lawyer and capitalist), Richard Clarke (Boston physician and Harvard professor), William Brooks (Boston engineer). There is also Philip Cabot, of Boston and Wall Street...
...This latter article deals largely with the bringing to life of a still-born child (one of twins) by an injection of adrenalin (TIME, March 3). The article is profusely illustrated with pictures of Daniel and Dorothy (the twins), Anita Grogan (their nurse), Mrs. Bertha Isaacson (their mother), Dr. Philip Mininberg (who brought Daniel to life) and of Editor Fielding himself...