Word: blooded
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Waltz, "Vienna Blood," Strauss...
...prevailing tendency of the Advocate this year, an undue fondness for scenes of blood, is well illustrated by the number which comes out today. It contains three deaths, two of them in terrible agonies, and described in a most realistic manner...
...concrete instance of the blood-thirstiness objected to is supplied by the following sentence quoted from the longest article, entitled "The Flagellants." "Every day thereafter, the victim's bloody back burned up in red hell-fire before the tormentor's wild eyes: divine threats of damnation echoed through the silence; amid the awful glare two gaunt figures writhed,- the one upon the floor, his eyes starting out in agony, the other in the air, his eyes swelling with glutted revenge...
...Roche, Jr., '99, who injured his leg in the 100 yards dash in the dual games with U. of P., has been confined to his room since that time. The nature of the injury is not positively known. At first it was thought that he had ruptured a blood vessel, but as there has been no swelling or discoloration of his leg, he probably stretched or strained one of the muscles. This injury will prevent him from running in the Yale games next Saturday, but it is possible that he will be able to compete in the intercollegiate games...
Blustro, a blood-thirsty brigand from the mountains, Frederick Barry...