Word: skins
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...most interesting feature of his condition was his skin. It is absolutely perfect, impervious to cold, and tough. It does not pain him in the least to have it pinched with quiet strong pressure. His muscles are naturally extremely hard, both in his arms and legs. Dr. Sargent characterized them as being like iron...
...afternoon to give information concerning articles supposedly taken from students' rooms. The articles now in the hands of the Police are as follows: a diamond and a cameo stickpin; two gold watches; a pair of mother-of-pearl cuff links, and four gold necktie clasps; a bear-skin coat, and a dress coat and vest...
...Lecture. "Possibilities of Infection of the Skin in Public Places," by Dr. Charles J. White, at the Medical School, Longwood avenue, Boston...
...Lecture. "Possibilities of Infection of the Skin in Public Places," by Dr. Charles J. White, at the Medical School, Longwood avenue, Boston...
...previous boats. The new shell embodies some of the lessons Mr. Crane learned in designing hydroplanes. Although it is square, it is so built that it will drag the least possible water astern. The fact that it is seven feet shorter than previous boats will materially lessen the skin resistance. Mr. Crane is convinced of the superiority of the new design from the result of many tests made in the government testing tank, at Washington, D. C. In these tests models of one of the old shells, properly weighted, were compared with models of various new types, the best...