Word: visitant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Harvard friend wrote to me last week and told me that one of the things that remained most vividly in his memory was his visit to the Harvard chapel in Southwark Cathedral. He asked me if I would go and look up an entry for him in the visitors' book which is kept at the entrance to the chapel...
...most satisfactory and very creditable to the Department and to Secretary Davis. I feel sure you will make the necessary correction when you have all the facts before you. J. W. LEECH Leech & Leech Attorneys at Law Ebensburg, Pa. Anna Komarmicka, Chicago milliner, had last spring gone to visit her sick father in Poland. Later, in Paris, her permit to re-enter the U. S. was stolen. From the U. S. Consul at Paris she understood that she would have no trouble at Ellis Island. Nevertheless, she was ordered "excluded." TIME erred in saying that she was ordered "deported...
...following article, reprinted in part from the Harvard Alumni Bulletin and written by Professor J. E. Wolf '79, Professor of Petrology and Mineralogy Emeritus, describes an interesting visit which he recently made in the company of T. R. Gaines of Pasadena to the vicinity of Mt. Whitney, one of the Sierra Nevada range...
...F.P.A. who in New York, Received a visit from the stork We offer blessings duly solemn. Respecting him who runs a column...
...illiterate and possibly dirty "outsider." Today the banker reaches out for cinema investments, which are all the more attractive because they represent a $1,500,000,000 amusement industry operated on a cash basis. Not one of the 45,000,000 people who in the course of any week visit the 20,250 U. S. theatres would think of giving his promissory note. Admission fees-$700,000,000 last year-are in current money, money that flows from exhibitor to distributor, to producer, to investor-cash, cash. The cinema, with yearly income 50% of its total investment, is a stable...