Word: photograph
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Among other business to reach the Mayor's desk last week was a photograph of a new summer uniform. It showed a gangling rawboned constable smiling toothily in a pith helmet, a light shirt trimmed with dark collar, cuffs and tie, shorts, golf stockings, and black and white sport shoes. A huge gun hung half way down to his knees...
...Almost the only thing about Gillette Safety Razor Co. and Gillette blades which has not been changed since Depression is the bewhiskered photograph of King C. Gillette, who died in 1932. With most of its patents long exhausted, the company was reorganized after merging in 1930 with AutoStrop Safety Razor Co. when AutoStrop's subsidiary, Probak Corp., produced a blade that exactly fitted Gillette razors. Last year, despite heavy inroads of cheap competing blades and a reduction in the price of both Gillettes and Probaks, Gillette Safety Razor Co. earned $4,188,000 against $3,659,000 (unaudited...
Application papers, which may be obtained from Neilson Abeel, 116 E. 64th. St., New York City, letters of recommendation, and a photograph are to be filed at the office of the foundation before Friday, March 1. Successful candidates will be notified about Monday, April...
...compared with those of the bishops and clergy, for instance, in China, where brigands break down their houses and even capture their persons, or in the West Indies, where typhoons will lay a diocese waste in a night. The Bishop of Persia showed us at the Lambeth Conference a photograph of brigands attacking him, which he had taken with his left hand while he tried to hold off his assailants with his right...
...technique now developed by Mr. Greninger, all problems involving cubic crystals may be solved with only one photograph, which can be taken in two or three hours and interpreted in a few minutes. The new method has its greatest usefulness in the study of materials which are opaque to X-rays, as are most metallic crystals. In most of these crystals the plane surfaces of the atoms lying in regular pattern diffract the X-rays within a relatively thin surface layer of the crystal. The method invented by Mr. Greninger is a variation of the method devised by Max Laue...