Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Bridges was born in 1844. He studied to be a physician and practised his profession until 1882 when he retired. At the death of Alfred Austin, in 1913, he was made Poet Laureate of England. His literary activities have been varied; but his chief fame is as a lyric poet. A new anthology of poetry edited by Mr. Bridges is soon to be published in this country...
...Williams is the Cleveland -New York public utilities capitalist who financed the expedition and donated the Noma, his luxurious 250-foot steam yacht. He went along. Beebe was director of scientific work. Dr. William Morton Wheeler, distinguished Harvard entomologist, was a member of the party. There was also a physician and a surgeon, a game-fisher, a curator of dredging and diving, a chief hunter, a marine artist, a photographer and cinematographer (John Tee-Van) a preparateur, a taxidermist, a scientific artist and a historian, the last two of whom were women, Isabel Cooper and Ruth Rose...
...broke out of the room, in which Mr. Lewis' friends tried to lock him, shouting: "It's the first time Ed ever double-crossed me!" Lewis was under contract not to marry while champion. Mr. Lewis was divorced last summer from Mrs. Ida Scott Fredericks, a woman physician in San José (TIME, July...
...Rice is a wealthy Boston physician who has devoted much of his life to scientific exploration, has received the medal of the Royal Geographical Society, of London. Mrs. Rice is a daughter of the late William L. Elkins, of Philadelphia, and the widow of George D. Widener, who, with their son, went down on the Titanic. She barely escaped with her life. Dr. and Mrs. Rice had their honeymoon on an expedition to the Amazon, and have spent years in the jungle since. It is Dr. Rice's sixth expedition, financed wholly by himself, and will last two years...
...Cordingley '25, rated as one of the foremost University pitching prospects, surprised Coach Slattery yesterday afternoon by appearing at the baseball cage ready for active work. Cordingley broke his wrist some weeks ago and his physician predicted that he would be unable to play until May 1. The injured member has healed more rapidly than expected, however, and is now strong enough for him to commence pitching...