Word: companions
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...unfortunate accident took place at a moment when Professor Merriman was moving through a slight depression which concealed him from the View of his hunting companion. It was then that the latter suddenly fired at a bird which had taken wing directly in line with Mr. Merriman. Much of the charge of duck shot entered his head, neck and chest, wounding him severely, particularly in the right eye. In spite of his wounds however, he was able to get himself to the railroad station, and from there to Boston. Since then he has been improving under the care...
...chief surgeon of the Massachusetts General Hospital and director of clinics of the State Board of Health, went to England in 1916 with the first University Unit, and was commander of General Hospital 22, B. E. F., with the rank of lieutenant-colonel. He has lately been made a companion of the order of St. Michael and St. George for his work with the British...
...Hugh Cabot '94, commander of the unit, has been awarded the ribbon of companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. The same honor was given to Maj. Varaztad Kazanjian, chief of oral surgery...
...most remunerative term time work was that of tutor companion which brought an average of $666.80 per man, while the position of hotel employee brought the next highest pay, $385.25 per man. The earnings of paymaster averaged $220.00 per man, of caretakers $185.00, of secretaries $173.02, of janitors $120.00, of companions $111.00, of tutors $104.00, and of agents...
...many fields. Roosevelt was the living illustration of what used rather weakly to be called "the scholar in politics". He dignified learning by showing to the whole country that a man of education, a man of letters, might nevertheless be a very good fellow, a delightful host, a crack companion in the mountains, a swift counsellor in public affairs, an administrator who went at his ends like an arrow to the quarry...