Word: processes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Professor A. Sauveur will conduct a metallurgical excursion today through the works of the American Steel and Wire Company at Worcester. The entire works will be viewed and the different stages in the process of wire making will be carefully explained and illustrated. The excursion is open to all members of the University. Students who wish to go will meet Professor Sauveur at the Back Bay station in time for the 9.63 train. The men will return to Cambridge by 6 o'clock...
Professor A. Sauveur will conduct a metallurgical excursion through the works of the United Steel Company, Everett, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The entire works will be viewed and the process of steel casting carefully explained and illustrated. The excursion is open to all members of the University. Students will meet Professor Sauveur at the steel works at 4 o'clock. Those who wish to go on the excursion should leave the square by 3, take a Sullivan square car to Charlestown and transfer to a West Everett...
...afterwards. It is a great task to deal out 32,000 or 35,000 tickets on any system, but it is a task performed every week in grand opera season by the Boston Theatre. We all realize the rush and the vexation, but plainly the nervous strain of the process is much increased if the manager is to be subject to heavy demands for a preference...
...That the process was not perfectly performed is sufficiently proven by the indisputable fact that a member of the Corporation, one of the most eminent and respected graduates of Harvard College, received one of the worst seats on the whole field. Imagine, if you can, a gentleman offering the use of his grounds for a tennis tournament, without being tendered a special and honored place! Yet the members of the Corporation are as trustees the owners of Soldiers Field: it is only by their consent that the grounds can be enclosed and entrance fees charged. As a matter of fact...
...finish of a short race, as at Henley 1 3-8 miles, or the National, 1 1-2 miles, he soon recovers, and is able to take part with effectiveness in two, and in some cases three, races in the same day, and to repeat the process the day following. I have yet to see or hear of the man who was able to pull two hard four mile races on the same, or even on consecutive days with justice to himself, and yet I doubt if he feels any worse immediately after the race than...