Word: reade
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...physician of my acquaintance, who has read on p. 47 of your Jan. 7 issue the account of the new bitterling test for pregnancy in woman, has asked me to inquire of you where he might obtain some bitterlings...
This article was read by many of our citizens, who considered it so slanderous, and such a perversion of the facts, that I have been asked to answer...
...reports are true that Mayor Mansfield saw no objections to "Within the Gates" when he first read it some time ago, and took the stand quoted above only after visitations from the Catholic clergy, his position appears in a still more unfortunate light. But all such considerations aside, the fact remains that Bostonians have been deprived of one of the most important plays of the current season from both a technical and artistic standpoint. One of the functions of any government, whether federal or municipal, is the positive encouragement of all forms of art. What is remembered in the history...
...over the world and only charges $25 to copy a book of 200 pages; and if one has a moving picture projector it is possible to buy rolls of film of such books for only $5. The only disadvantage of the second method is that the book must be read from the screen while the former process results in a handy volume of only three times the thickness of the original which is, of course, easily protable. About 14,000 feet of film is used each year in the studio...
...reading knowledge of Latin or Greek, in some fields of learning, may prove valuable as an instrument for furthering research. Further an ability to read either of these opens wide vistas for the appreciation of a literature that has endured all ravages of time. Certainly these advantages cannot be brushed aside lightly. In certain phases of history, in a study of the history of literature, in philosophy, and in the history of science a reading knowledge of Latin or Greek would be a valuable asset to a student interested in the growth of ideas on these subjects. The fact that...