Word: meats
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...That was meat for the Journal, which last week growled...
...greatest artists who ever lived; and that patrician Velasquez, who "painted the King's face in precisely the same spirit as his modern kinsman Monet painted haystacks," was little more than an expert technician. The 500 pages of the book are a learned sausage stuffed with much meat. Author Craven has spent three years writing it, studied original sources all over Europe to prove his points...
...William Homer Spencer of the School of Commerce & Administration, "is interested in a distinctive program of training for business in which emphasis is placed upon educational method." Himself an educator of parts (successively teacher of English, Latin, Political Science, Law, Business Law, director of Chicago's Institute of Meat Packing), Dean Spencer could point last week to recently-appointed, specialized professors like James W. Young, vice-president and director of J. Walter Thompson Co. (advertising), who has become Professor of Advertising in Chicago's business school...
...above the coast ranges of California, were once a common sight. They have been exterminated partly because of their proclivity for occasionally preying upon livestock, but mostly in the course of man's attempt to rid himself of wolves and foxes. These animals have learned to avoid poisoned meat, but the condors, eaters of carrion, swoop and gobble...
...second day of the festival the old Major's bust was taken out of the Symphony Hall lobby, set on the stage in the centre of a floral display. Instead of music, speeches were the meat of the afternoon, with the Major's widow, a little old lady of 93, one of the guests on the stage. Professor Bliss Perry of Harvard, the Major's friend & biographer, recalled many an interesting fact: Henry Lee Higginson went only a part of one year to Harvard although he was described by President Hadley of Yale as the "ideal Harvard man." He gave...