Word: highlands
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Squibb & Sons at New Brunswick, N. J. Because Doc Dobbin has produced antitoxin enough to treat 30,000 children, Dr. John F. Anderson, Squibb vice president, gave a birthday party on the anniversary of Doc Dobbin's ninth year of service. One hundred school children from Highland Park, N. J. attended. The birthday table was placed on the laboratory lawn, held on it a white cake with nine candles and nine big red apples. While the children sang "Happy Birthday to You" and shouted "Many happy returns," Doc Dobbin bobbed his head, ate all the apples, gobbled the whole...
...Oest '33, Omaha, Nebr.; Isadore Paisner '33, Brookline; A. W. Patterson '32, Phila., Pa.; L. F. Percival, Jr. '31, Marblehead.; G. J. Pick '32, Highland Pk., Ill.; Albert Pratt '33, Boston; M. A. Rauh '32, Cincinnati, O.; David Riesman, Jr. '31, Pittsburgh, Pa.; M. L. Robbins '32, New York City; W. C. Roper. Jr. '31 Closter, N. J.; R. A. Ross '31, Brighton J. H. Rowell '31, Berkeley, Calif.; Arthur Sard '31, New York City; Ezra Schlossberg '31 Lynn; T.W. Sharp '33, Longmeadow; James Sloss '32, Elkins Pk., Pa.; R. C. Smith Jr, '33, Detroit, Mich.; Samuel Spencer...
Meanwhile the captain & crew of the Dunara Castle were working like demons, stowing the pitiful furniture and belongings of the St. Kildans aboard ship, pulling from the icy water 590 bellowing, redeyed, shaggy little Highland cattle and bleating sheep, which had been made to swim out from St. Kilda's gravelly landing beach (St. Kilda has no harbor). Left behind were hundreds of other sheep, too wild to catch, hidden away in the island caves with the seamews and the puffins. Reason for the exodus: St. Kilda's new owner, the Marquess of Ailsa and the British Labor...
...third varsity when towheaded Captain Horace D. ("Hod") Shoemaker fell ill, was too young; and that the No. 5, a bald-headed fruit-farmer, Peter J. McManus, 30. who had been inspired to go to college because he had seen so many crews row past his farm at Highland on the Hudson...
Frank Billings, 76, of Chicago, only living man who was president of the A. M. A. for two years; born, Highland, Wis.; degree from Northwestern University 1881; president...