Word: tablets
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Furthermore, the tablet-craving of the nation must be done away with. Let us turn from chemical compounds and nostrums to the herbs which nature has so abundantly provided...
...Many a celebrating citizen gulped an aspirin tablet on New Year's Day without any idea of whom to thank for the relief. Few days later in Rensselaer, N. Y., the man who introduced aspirin to the U. S. on a commercial scale retired from the active management of Bayer Co. Dr. Emmanuel von Sails, a Swiss from Basle, came to the U. S. during the Spanish War, went to work for a chemical concern in Rensselaer. In 1904 he persuaded the company to start making and marketing acetyl salicylic acid tablets, which were well known in Europe...
...memorial tablet to Henry Pennypacker '88, for 13 years chairman of the Committee on Admissions at Harvard College, will be placed in the Union it was announced last night by the Freshman Union Committee. It was thought particularly appropriate that the class of 1937, the last to enter under Mr. Pennypacker, should honor him in this...
...details of the memorial and its inscription have not been decided, but the tablet itself will probably be of bronze. Lest a plaque should be put up which was not in harmony with the surroundings, the School of Architecture will be consulted on the placing of the tablet and its final form...
...northern route, as earlier expected, the Lindberghs headed for Lisbon, Portugal. Late last month, after brief jaunts about the British Isles, they made a secret flight through a night storm to Paris, where Colonel Lindbergh has not been since his 1927 flight. He showed Mrs. Lindbergh the tablet erected at Le Bourget on the spot where he landed, stunted at Villacoublay in an acrobatic plane, visited the Air Ministry's experimental laboratory. Premier Albert Sarraut, Atlantic Flyer Dieudonne Coste and Louis Bleriot entertained them at dinners. After brief trips to the Fokker airplane plant at Amsterdam, The Hague...