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...point. When the discus throw, which completed the day's program, began, the Freshmen were leading by 8 2-3 points, the score standing at 67 1-3 to 58 2-3. M. A. Cheek Jr., the only possible Crimson point-winner in the event, fell short of the third best Yale distance by a scant two inches, and all three places went to the Blue team, giving them a victory with a count...
...Hillyer retired to the pantry and opened Mr. Ince's cabinet of well-aged ingredients. He poured in a bit of ruffled silk ancestry in the French Court. His eye fell on the " Southern Stuff" label and jumped his story a few hundred years. He injected a shot of chorus girls in' a Southern mansion and three fingers of " Poor White " mountain life. He stirred in a murder and falsely accused his hero. A hot bit from the "Forest Fire" cruet and a dash of "Blood Hounds" finished the job. Shaking it up with a few negligible actors...
...Twilight sleep," popular name for the use of scopalamine as an anaesthetic during childbirth-a method which fell into disfavor after it was found to have a detrimental effect on babies thus born-is still used regularly in a modified form in the Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, and some other hospitals. Dr. John 0. Polak has used it as a routine procedure in labor, with a resulting infant mortality for 1,000 cases of but 2.5 per cent, about one-fifth of the average for other deliveries. It should, of course, be administered only in hospitals and under specially...
Taken by groups from April 1 to May 1 this year, livestock remained unchanged at 100, hides at 118, oils at 157 and building materials at 180. Provisions fell from 141 to 137, fruits from 154 to 152, textiles from 170 to 167, metals from 121 to 116, naval stores from 328 to 262 and miscellaneous from 200 to 195, while breadstuffs advanced from 127 to 128, coal and coke from 210 to 219 and chemicals from...
...manufactured and sold up to March, 1920, 94 per cent of all film, and sold 96 per cent of all film, produced in the United States. Between March, 1920, and September, 1921, it is alleged, foreign film was so extensively imported that the sales by the Eastman Company fell to 81 per cent of sales of film in this country...