Word: rayed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...most important news which the studious editor of the American Journal of Roentgenology, Dr. Lawrence Reynolds of Detroit, had to impart to his readers last week was that two English x-ray experts have completed the first x-ray studies of how long the healthy human stomach requires to digest various kinds of foodstuffs...
...ray method of Drs. William Charles D. Maile and K. J. L. Scott utilizes the shadow effect of one to two ounces of bismuth swallowed with a test meal. That small amount of bismuth does not ascertainably retard digestion, they discovered, after they set to work on three doctors and their wives, one dentist and one medical student. The most surprising fact that Drs. Maile and Scott discovered was that milk is one of the most tedious foods to digest. A pint of rich raw milk takes 6½ hours to get out of the stomach. A pint of boiled...
Running High Jump--First place tie between Komich (NU) and Thomson (MIT); six feet; third, tie between O'Connor (BC) and Sandler (NU), five feet, eight inches; fifth, tie between Tiffany (H) and Ray (MIT), five...
...soul. Despite the intimidating aspects of the sport, 22 brave basketeers turned up to do or die, six of them being lettermen. Only two of the returning lettermen did not appear, Graham Spring, who subbed for Long Bill Gray at the pivot post all winter, and Ray Lavietes, small, quick utility man, who is now playing on the Adams House nine...
Dick Harlow will have completed a month of spring practice, and will outline prospects and plans for the 1935 season. With him will appear his two new assistants, Mike Palm and Ray Crowther...