Word: sevenths
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This is the second book that the Press has published in the last two weeks by a Harvard author, and the thirty-seventh in the series of economic studies...
...overtime periods to a draw with Gillespie, Tufts man who conquered the Harvard grappler a year ago. Captain Arthur Klein '32 put on a fast exhibition of tricky wrestling to take a time decision from his opponent. In the 175-pound class R. G. Ames '34 won his seventh consecutive victory of the season by a fall. P. O. Johnson '33 and M. A. Keyser '33 were the other Crimson winners...
Sweeping away to an undisputed lead over the Dartmouth swimmers, the University aquatic forces annexed their seventh consecutive victory, submerging the Big Green contingent on the short side of a 49 to 22 score. E. E. Stowell '34, valuable Sophomore member of this year's Harvard marine group, got off to a good start in the backstroke event, which he won clocked at 1 minute, 46 2-5 seconds, a new Harvard record...
...rich man dies. He is not celebrated for piety. Indeed he may frequently have broken the third Commandment (swearing), or the fourth (breaking the Sabbath), or the seventh (adultery), or the eighth (stealing), or the tenth (covetousness). Nevertheless his family desires a fine funeral, complete with eulogy. So the parson polishes up a sonorous speech, hunts for apt quotations...
...foreign countries and United States possessions on the list, three, Abyssinia, Peru, and the Virgin Islands, are newcomers, and ten of last year's list have dropped out. Canada is as usual first, China second, Hawaii third, England fourth, France fifth, Japan sixth, Porto Rico seventh, India eighth, and Germany ninth...