Word: wood
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Griffitts, E. Hubard, Jr., J. T. Lanman, G. C. Ludlow, W. O. Luscombe, R. McKinney, H. F. Moncrief, B. Nichols, P. M. Rice, H. W. D. Rudd, T. M. Sloane, Jr., R. B. Southgate, W. J. Underwood, W. W. Whitney, E. R. Wilkinson, J. Winlock, W. M. Wood, Jr., W. T. Wright...
...Emerson JGerman 2a Sever 11German 26b Sever 36Government 9:Adlow to Hill (inclusive), Sever 18Hodges to Persons (inclusive), Sever 25Petersen to Zimmerman (inclusive), Sever 24Government 28b Sever 24History 23b Sever 24History 30b Emerson JHistory 35 Emerson JLatin 15 Sever 30Music 3:Amory to Greenough (inclusive), Emerson AHaydock to Wood (inclusive), Emerson FPhilosophy 6 Emerson DPhilosophy 13b Emerson DPhysics B:Allen to Hewitt (inclusive), Pierce 202Hobbs to Wolf (inclusive), Pierce 209Spanish 4 hf. Sever...
...great age of the well is proven by the fact that the pipes connected with it are made of wood which has not been used for such a purpose since 1860. The water which has remained inside them, apparently since they were installed, seems to have had a distinct preservative effect in that they are still in perfect condition. The men at work carefully tested the strength of the structure to determine whether or not it was safe to leave it without filling in, and decided that it was still strong enough. The walls were just as they had been...
Some modest author anonymously publishes "Thrown Away." He contrasts the ideals of our dreams and ambitions with the mundane facts of war. We are rather surprised, however, to find a news boy suddenly shouting "Extra" supposedly in the midst of a peaceful wood, and one still wonders whether the author was wise in not signing his name to his contribution...
...Relations which begins today offers courses of lectures which should broaden and deepen the view of any man, pacifist or militarist, in regard to the most fundamental and far-reaching problems of our times. The predominant tone of the Conference will be anti-militarist; but Congressman Gardner and General Wood will be present to give their views in favor of preparedness. It is the duty of men of all shades of opinion to acquire the greatest possible insight into the ideas of the thinkers who are giving all their time and energy to working out a solution of the great...