Word: rewardingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...proposed Postoffice investigation is further evidence of the so-called liberals' lust for notoriety. The University is indirectly accused of destroying first class mail, and preventing the delivery of the pamphlets. Even if such were the case, there would be small reward to be gained by these men except a selfish feeling of importance at proving a point...
...college and national subjects, or upon anything the candidate thinks is of sufficient interest to be read, the reviewing of movies, plays and books, usually reserved for editors, is sometimes given to candidates who show abilities along such lines. Two free tickets or the book in question are the reward for such labors...
...France and Great Britain can be so blind!" cried Indalecio Prieto. "How can they envision with pleasure the establishment of a Fascist regime in the west end of Europe? What will they say if General Franco wins and gives our Balearic Islands to Italy or to Germany as a reward for their...
...most vivid and interesting of the 544 pages in the book. Otherwise a rambling, ill-arranged, badly-proportioned, autobiographical miscellany, An American Doctor's Odyssey contained enough such passages scattered through it to make it the September choice of the Book-of-the-Month Club and to reward patient readers who were willing to wade through Dr. Reiser's account of his successes to find them...
...more sordid end to romance when Kirby Townsend married, communicated a venereal disease to his wife, was finally crippled in an accident while driving with a village bad woman. As a schoolteacher Selma was fond of a boy named Dwight Fleming, until Dwight spotted a famed bandit, won a reward of $725.00 for giving information that resulted in the bandit's death. Then Selma learned a little more about marriage when a tormented, ill-favored husband fell in love with her. She was appalled when his wife appeared, begged her to take the husband off her hands. Selma went...