Word: visitant
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...rest was capable British police inquiry throughout the United Kingdom for citizens who had missed a pair of women. Up to this time Dr. Ruxton's neighbors had credulously accepted his casual references to Mrs. Ruxton's erratic behavior in having gone away for a visit and taken along the children's nurse, without a word to him or any of them...
...spring, when the first boat goes down the river, the doctor goes with it to visit his brother, who runs the biggest hospital in Montreal. Called on for a speech at a medical banquet, Dr. Luke commits a faux pas by using the opportunity to demand a hospital for Moosetown. When he gets back, he finds that the trading company which runs Moosetown has put the town sheriff on his track for practicing medicine without the license he is too poor to pay for and has installed a resident physician of its own. It appears to Dr. Luke that...
...King Carol is much too young to need rejuvenation," explained the doctor afterward. "He looks fine and is as strong as a bull. My monkey-gland experiments interest him greatly, however, and he inspected my monkeys during his visit, which was prompted chiefly by his desire to see an old friend. He doesn't need my services...
...trust committee. The Trust Company's own bond account reviewed; market value on Dec. 31, 1935 substantially exceeded book value. . . . Purchases and sales of more than 100 items of securities for 48 trust accounts approved." Another entry: "Temperature zero. Practically no one seemed in the mood to visit the bank today; lobbies quiet...
Representing the Crimson in the Invitation Race will be Captain Adams Carter, Bob Shaw, Dave Emerson, Charlie Rogers, and Dunbar Carpenter. On their last visit to the Richard Taft Trail, the skiers took time trials and the time made by Dave Emerson compared favorably with the record time of two minutes 42 seconds set by Dick Durrance of Dartmouth who is now taking part in the Olympics...