Word: tireless
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...university community has lost in him a tireless helper; historical students everywhere have lost a guide; but to us who were privileged to serve under him the loss is immediate and personal. Our debt to him is twofold. Each of us has profited, by the daily contact with a masterful personality, by the stimulus of a high-purposed leadership, by the example of a marvelous industry. This is the debt we owe as individuals...
Branglebrink, judging from the dress rehearsal yesterday, will be one of the most successful plays ever presented by the Hasty Pudding Club. Much of the credit will be due E. G. Knoblauch not only for his excellent work in the play, but also for his tireless labors in designing tasteful costumes and appropriate scenery...
...leading bits of last night's production was made by the girls in their recital of "Phoebe's precepts." The opera of "Billee Taylor" is a nautical one and called for new costumes and scenery, which were on hand and showed that the management is as tireless in its efforts to please as are the singers...
...shows he is not fitted for a place on the team. The primary object of the squads is in one sense, to given men an object for training and so to bring a large number of men into a way of getting good, healthful exercise. Mr. Lathrop is a tireless trainer, who can be relied upon to keep men in the best possible condition and to develop to the utmost whatever latent powers one may have for making a successful track athlete...
...this is the last time that we shall be able to speak to the nine, we want to express the gratitude which the college feels for the tireless work that it has been through, and its thorough appreciation of the meaning of yesterday's victory. The work which the nine has done deserves to be crowned with equally glorious success next week...