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Diary entry for 1932-06-03
... (registered letter): a check for 706 shillings; she speaks of "honor and pleasure," but asks for caution with respect to further demands. At 1 o’clock, Weisse brings the Foreword; he will come for afternoon snack on Wednesday. After teatime, we purchase a ...
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Diary entry for 1932-07-16
... ! July 16, 1932, gradually brightening up and becoming nicer. To Waldheim (registered letterOC 54/359): imprimatur given to everything; addresses: New York 800, UE 180, and twenty copies for those close to me. To Salzer (postcardFS 40/1, [10]): four ...
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Diary entry for 1932-09-02
... harvesting and – studied ecclesiastical books! –, concerning the packages, he will return to these another time. From Sophie (postcard): report about a favorable summer. At 2:45 at work on "Ascending Register Transfer" for Free Composition. Afternoon snack at ...
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Diary entry for 1936-07-17
... the letter to Vrieslander by airmail; I enquire again about the registered letter that should arrive from the U. S. A. and find under the number “7010” a garbled but similar address; but the letter cannot be located. I am supposed to ask again at 5 o ...
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Diary entry for 1918-06-19
... quite bonny and valuable. Lie-Liechen hands over the tithe to Mrs. Anna: some cake, butter and white bread. To Mozio (express registered letter) to the address of the Provincial Bank: at first I register the fact our mother’s coffin has not been ...
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Diary entry for 1911-05-30
... large scale that it springs of its own accord before their dull eyes! Whereas the destruction in small and everyday matters that insignificant men perpetrate ‒ these things do not in the slightest register in their minds. The little hotheads exude virtue ...
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Diary entry for 1912-11-04
... 2: "The newspapers are reporting political events and local incidents; they relate things that happen in the realm of theatre and music; they do not neglect to register the great deeds on the racecourse; and so on." Agreed! But the paper does not ...
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Diary entry for 1915-06-11
... Austria-Hungary, service in the Landsturm was compulsory for the first contingent, aged 19–37, and for the second contingent, aged 38–42. After the first call-up of the Landsturm, all who were obliged to join it were required to register. 11. The Neue ...
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Diary entry for 1916-03-12
... von Goethe, Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre (Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship), first published in 1795–96 (Berlin: Johann Friedrich Unger). March 12, 1916, +6°. To Vrieslander (registered letter); collection of errata returned. From Vrieslander (letter ...
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Diary entry for 1916-12-13
... Pornographen Europas (Schopenhauer nannte sie „die Affen Europas“ See William Lewis Hertslet, Schopenhauer-Register. Ein Hülfsbuch zur schnellen Auffindung aller Stellen, betreffend Gegenstände, Personen und Begriffe sowie der Citate, Vergleiche und ...