Word: scotts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...same time, it was made known that Arthur Henry Weed '36 of Milton has been elected assistant to Robbins, and Russell Gordon Scott, Jr. '36 of Dedham, second assistant...
...yard free style swim--Won by G. C. Scott '35 (L); second, C. Van D, Hubbard '35 (A); third, R. C. Wells '33 (L). Time...
...Hastings 3E.S. (D) won by default; L. O. Paul 1G.B. won by default; Karl Adams, Jr. (D) defeated W. C. Scott '34 (K), 3-2; H. R. Withington '35 (D) defeated S. H. Low '35 (K), 3-0; Edward Milton '34 (D) won by default...
...Scott Durand, rich Chicago sugar dealer, North Shore socialite, learned while junketing in South America that he had been indicted by the U. S. Government for controlling, with six others, a chain of alcohol stills. Friends of Mr. Durand laid the charge to overzealousness of Federal sleuths, pointed out that a corn sugar dealer is not responsible for what his clients make out of corn sugar...
...Scott and Carlyle translated Goethe for the English reading world. And Goethe admired Scott, but "it cannot be said that he ever expressed any great admiration for Carlyle as an original writer," though he thought him an excellent translator. The correspondence between Goethe and Carlyle is, to be sure, great: but one is inclined to agree with Dr. Boyd that Goethe's attitude toward Carlyle is that of most great men towards their more eager, not to say blatant, disciples...