Word: veterans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Gundlach will be the fourteenth lineman to captain a Harvard team, and he is the only football man from the Class of 1935 who won his letter in his Sophomore year. Franny Schumann is the only other veteran who is returning to the central part of the line in 1934. Gundlach, whose home is in Houghton, Michigan, is only 20 years old. He prepared at Worcester Academy, where he played on the same team with Franny Lane and Bob Haley. Two more of his former teammates at Worcester are Jack Hill, recently elected captain of the 1934 Dartmouth team...
Admiral Henry H. Hough will address Winthrop House Thursday evening on "Changes in the Navy." Admiral Bough, a veteran of the Spanish American War, is at present stationed in Boston...
Heading the list of returning letter men are Captain Joseph F. Ferriter '34, a guard, and Richard C. Boys '35, lauky center, and William C. Crawford '35 and William Henderson '34 are forwards coming up from the Junior Varsity. Eugene W. Merry '34, is another veteran forward, Robert K. Morse '35, a center also, has come up from the Jayvees...
...brief morning last week a veteran U. S. tuberculosis specialist in Connecticut found himself almost as great a Press hero as Robert Koch had been in 1890. In 1890 Dr. Stephen John Maher, now white-bearded and 73, was a young general practitioner in New Haven. In 1900 he began specializing in tuberculosis. He has chairmanned Connecticut's Tuberculosis Commission since 1913, was on the inner council of the International Tuberculosis Conference in 1914, was a board member of the National Tuberculosis Association from...
...austere Journal of the American Medical Association lately wrote a perplexed Milwaukee doctor. Several of his women patients, veteran pepper picklers, had found this year for the first time that pickling made their hands burn. Solemnly last week the Journal hazarded various opinions on the malady's cause, recommended thorough hand-washing after pickling, use of an alcohol & menthol solution to alleviate the smarting. Then the Journal cocked an eye, suggested that the condition might appropriately be named "pepper picklers' paresthesia...