Word: 1930s
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...lead singer of the Platters. It's mostly R.-and-B. stars or villains in 1930s movies...
...officer Larry Schwartz recalls how someone tried to sell a live kidney for $250,000 before the company yanked the organ off-line. Suburban mom Kathy Barnett of Hoffman Estates, Ill., says she buys "garage-sale doodads" and quickly resells them on eBay: "I paid 10[cents] for a 1930s cookbook and auctioned it for $10." Ray Geeck of Lake Panasoffkee, Fla., began casually hawking dolls from his home and claims to have grossed $1 million so far this year. Judy Williams of Atlanta, Texas, says she worked her way off welfare by reselling linens, quilts, pottery and tobacco tins...
...this she discloses as we drive the ledge of the coastal highway, the road chipped into the mountains by convicts in the 1930s. She gives me wrong driving directions time and time again. I begin to understand why she spends so much of her life avoiding land...
...until the 1930s, however, that Harvard formalized its financial aid policy through the institution of a national scholarship program...
While on duty at a Harvard football game in1986, longtime friend and co-worker MichaelFerguson approached a cheerleader and introducedWeisenmiller as the 1930s Tarzan of theApes star Johnny Weissmuller, pointing toWeisenmiller's nameplate...