Word: treatments
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...benefit of new members of the University it may be said that the peculiar charm of Mr. Copeland's lectures lies in the fact that his subjects are invariably interesting and that his treatment of them is informal and of such a nature as to stimulate his hearers to read along the lines suggested. Mr. Copeland always addresses his talks distinctively to the college men in his audience, but though in justice to the latter the public are not usually invited, when that privilege is extended there are always a large number who avail themselves...
HAROLD R. STANLEY.MANICURE AND PEDICURE.- Miss Rogers, who has been carefully trained by the most skilful Parisian specialists in both of these professions, as also in the treatment of the hair, has opened an office at 26A Brattle St. (McNamee's Building), where she offers her service to the people of Cambridge. She feels confident that if careful and interested work will enable her to do so, and the opportunity be given, she will not only gain but retain their patronage. Office hours, 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. Engagements for evening work may also be made...
HAROLD R. STANLEY.MANICURE AND PEDICURE.- Miss Rogers, who has been carefully trained by the most skilful Parisian specialists in both of these professions, as also in the treatment of the hair, has opened an office at 26A Brattle St. (McNamee's Building), where she offers her service to the people of Cambridge. She feels confident that if careful and interested work will enable her to do so, and the opportunity be given, she will not only gain but retain their patronage. Office hours, 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. Engagements for evening work may also be made...
...began his literary career and won an enormous popularity in Russia by his sketches from peasant life. These volumes contain some of the best of his short stories, and gain a special interest from the influence they had upon the action of the late Czar in his more kindly treatment of the serfs...
...foreign policy of the Republican party was superior to that of the Democratic party.- (a) The Republican policy was firm and progressive: H. C. Lodge, N. A. Review, 159, p. 271. (1) Shown in our treatment of Chili.- (b) The Democratic policy has been weak.- (1) In Hawaii, H. C. Lodge, Forum XIX, p. 12.- (2) In trying to withdraw from the Samoan treaty, Forum XIX, p. 12. (3) In neglecting the benefits of reciprocity in Canada, Germany, and other lands: Forum XIX, p. 12: Public Opinion, XVII...