THE COX FAMILIES OF HOLDERNESS
with Partial Genealogies of theCox, Randall, Nutter, and PickeringFamilies and Biographical Sketches ofFour Brothers, Descendants of theseFamilies. Compiled by Louis S. Cox '96.Stephe7i Daye Press, 1939. pp. 235.
Interest for Dartmouth alumni in general in this volume of family history lies in the biographical sketches referred to in its title, for three of the four brothers here described are graduates of the College. Guy Wibur Cox '93, President of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, has been for three decades a prominent and valuable member of the legal, business, and political circles of Massachusetts. Louis Sherburne Cox '96 (LL.D. Boston University '36), Justice of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, has risen to his present high position through a progressively brilliant legal career. Channing Harris Cox 'Ol (LL.D. Dartmouth and Tufts '23), President of the Old Colony Trust Company, has given his adopted state remarkably able service in public office. Successively a member of the Boston City Council for two years and of the Massachusetts House of Representatives for nine years, serving as Speaker of the House for four terms, he was elected Lieutenant-Governor for two years (1919-20) and Governor for four years (1921-4). Unquestionably this trio of Coxes forms one of our most notable Dartmouth families.
For the specialist in New Hampshire genealogy the remainder of the book will also prove valuable. Mr. Cox has gathered during many years of research a great amount of information hitherto unprinted relative to the families of his ancestors, and has presented it here in accurate, usable form. F. L. CHILDS '06.
Recent publications by Alan L. Strout '18 are: Christopher North on Tennyson, xeprinted from the October issue of THE REVIEW OF ENGLISH STUDIES; John GibsonLockharl 111, Revisions in Lockhart'sNovels, in the December 3 number of NOTES AND QUERIES; John Douglas, "TheGlasgow Gander" in the same magazine for December 24; Tom Moore and Bessy in the issue of the same magazine for December 31; and Culture and Cult, in the Jan.-March issue of SEWANEE REVIEW.
Richard E. Thursfield '31 is the author of Ellxaood Patterson Cubberley, reprinted from the HARVARD EDUCATIONAL REVIEW for January.
The May issue of TRAVEL contains an article Skysports of Tomorrow by Sydney A. Clark '12.
Acidity Variations in New HampshireFresh Waters by A. Heaton Underhill '36 has been published as Bulletin no. 4 of the FOX RESEARCH FOREST, N. H. FORESTRY AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT, Hillsborough, New Hampshire.
"World Youth," an adventure in international understanding by Lewis Parkliurst '78 appears in the April 23 number Of WORLD YOUTH.
Two recent publications of Dr. Anthony C. Cipollaro '24 are Electrolysis, reprinted from the December issue of THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, and with Dr. Lionel C. Rubin, AlopeciaCicatrisata and Alopecia Areata, reprinted from the Dec. issue of the MEDICAL RECORD.
The Influence of Pasteurization on theAscorbic Acid (Vitamin C) Content ofCertified Milk, by Arthur D. Holmes '06 and others, has been reprinted from the JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN DIETETIC ASSOCIATION for May.
Patterns for Living Together by Raymond Pearl '99 appears in the May issue Of HARPERS MAGAZINE.
H. Thompson Rich '15 is the author of an article appearing in the May issue of the READERS DIGEST entitled How to LiveBeyond Your Means. This article is condensed from the BALTIMORE SUNDAY SUN.
Marshall Schacht '27 has a poem which appears in the NEW YORK TIMES of May second entitled Song (For Tom Boggs).
An article in the April 30th issue of the BOSTON POST by Bill Cunningham '19 is entitled His Songs Can Live Forever. Richard Hovey, Dartmouth's Great Poet, Gavethe College Deathless Lyrics.
A Sociogrammatic Study of OedipusComplex Formation: D. H. Lawrence's"Sons and Lovers," by Professor C. N. Allen and Kenneth Curtis '39 has been reprinted from vol. 2, no. 2, 1939 of sociOMETRY.
Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering by Professor William P. Kimball '28 has been reprinted from the March issue of the ENGINEERING JOURNAL OF THEENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF CANADA. This is issued as reprint No. 1 of the Thayer School of Civil Engineering.
The Morphology of the Flower by Professor Carl L. Wilson and Theodore Just has been reprinted from the February number of the BOTANICAL REVIEW.
Professor Kenneth N. Ogle of the Dartmouth Eye Institute has an article in the April number of the ARCHIVES OF OPHTHALMOLOGY, entitled Induced Size Effect. 11.An Experimental Study of the Phenomenon with Restricted Fusion Stimuli.
OCCUPATIONS—THE VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE MAGAZINE for May contains an article by Professor Herman Feldman entitled TheWage-Hour Law and Job Opportunities.
Professor Royal C. Nemiah is the compiler and editor of Selectioins from AncientGreek Historians, published by SCRIBNERS. This will be reviewed in a later issue of the MAGAZINE.
