Word: stationer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...German Governess; 2, A Debutante; 3, A Class in Greek Poise; 4, Love in the Balkans; 5, On the Porch in a Maine Coast Town; 6, A French Actress: 7. In a Railroad Station on the Western Plains...
...Thursday afternoon, April 21. A squad of five enlisted men and a truck containing cooking utensils, shelter tents and blankets will accompany the students, who will pitch camp the first night in the vicinity of Concord. On Tuesday the R. O. T. C. men will camp near the Remount Station at Camp Devens, on Wednesday will return to Concord, and on Thursday to Boston. Full field equipment will be worn by all making the trip...
...University track team leaves for Pennsylvania from the South Station at 2.00 o'clock this afternoon, and will open the spring season formally with the meet with Pennsylvania State College on Tuesday, at State College, Penn. Twenty-nine runners, and several coaches, managers, and rubbers will make the trip. There have been two changes made in the list of runner's as given out yesterday; W. F. Eaton '22 and T. C. Wales '21 are to take the places of T. B. Coolidge '23 and Mitchell Gratwick '21, who are unable...
These men, with Coaches Bingham and Farrell and two managers will leave the South Station at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and arrive at Tyrone, Pennsylvania, at 7 o'clock Sunday morning. After breakfast the team will go in autos to State College, where they will stay until after the meet on Tuesday with Penn State. During the stay the team will be the guests of the college, and live in the college dormitories. Tuesday evening the team will go to Philadelphia and remain there until after the meet with the University of Pennsylvania on Saturday. Practice will be held...
...Berlin a superficial glance about as one left the station and rode through the streets showed fewer departures the streets showed fewer departures from normality than might have been expected. Station and streets were well filled; there were plenty of taxis waiting, duly equipped with pneumatic tires: policing was good, and shop windows were attractively dressed. The appearance and behavior of the crowds seemed perfectly ordinary. On the other hand the standard of clothing was low,--thought not as conspicuously so as we had expected; there were a good many old uniforms; there were not many private automobiles about...