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...Disease. A new disease, brought into existence by the application of radium to industry, was announced to the doctors by Dr. F. L. Hoffman of Newark, N. J. Women employed in painting the dials of watches with a radium preparation to make them shine in the dark absorbed enough of the powerful and constantly disintegrating element to cause bone decay, resulting in illness and, in some cases, death...
...innumerable have made that trip, some in pride and gaiety, riding with their lords and dames; some cowering in tilting coaches; some in those gleaming glass chariots of later days, that neither stretch the legs nor bounce the rump. Last week, one F. T. Zuna, U. S. runner from Newark, N. J., made that journey on his two feet, finished second in the annual British marathon, won by S. Ferris, Briton...
...Philosophy; Edward Perry Rubin, Senior in Heidelberg University, Tiffin, O., Social Ethics: Jacob Bernard Shohan 2G., Boston, A.B. 1916, Chemistry; Dietrich Conrad Smith A.M., St. Paul, Minn., A.B. University of Minnesota 1923, A.M. ibid, 1924, Zoology; Hanns Peter Swarzenski, Frankfort, Germany, Fine Arts; Charles Edwin Teeter Jr. 1G., Newark, N. J., A.B. 1923, Thayer Scholar, Chemistry...
...Atlantic, la., S.B. Monmouth College 1921; Morgan L. Combs A.M., Richmond, Va., A.B. Richmond College 1917, A.M. University of Chicago 1922, Supervisor of Secondary Education for the State of Virginia; David Gray Davis 1G. Ed., Truro, N. S., A.B. Dalhousie University 1904, A.M. ibid, 1908; Mildred Ella Lincoln A.B., Newark, N. Y., A.B. Syracuse University 1912, Vocational Guidance Counsellor and Teacher, Monroe Junior High School, Rochester, N. Y.; Stephen DeWitt Stephens A.M., Millwaukee, Wis., A.B. University of Wisconsin 1916, A.M. ibid 1920, Head of the Department of English Boys Technical High School, Milwaukee...
From Ohio, where he had been born, the scene of his early life, his first experiments and his days as a telegraph operator, Mr. Edison removed to Newark, N.J., in 1873; then to Menlo Park, later to Orange, N.J., where his home and large factories now are. Outside "the old man's" office, a placard advises visitors that he is so busy that he finds it "impossible to grant any personal interviews." Within, an absorbed, absentminded, gracious, tireless, cheerful individual carries on his work, with the calm open-mindedness of a scientist, from one day to the next...