Word: ageing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...more favorably impressed with your speed of getting news to the readers of your publication than I. I will admit that for a weekly devoting its columns to current news, TIME does wonders in getting its news out in the shortest possible time. But seven days, in this age, means much to news. There is always embarrassment for me when I am informed by friends that topics that I introduce for discussion often prove a week or two weeks old. This, I blame to TIME...
Next day Oswald Mosely retorted upon his father: "I was removed from the care of Sir Oswald when five years of age by an order of court and placed in the care of my mother, who was legally separated from him. Since that date my father has known nothing of my life and has seldom seen me. So far as I am aware he never contributed to my education or upbringing except in the form of the alimony he was compelled...
Signer Mussolini announced last week that the new tax on Italian bachelors (TIME, Dec. 20) will vary directly with the individual's potential proliferousness, rising between the ages of 25 to 45 and then falling to nil at the age...
...course is open to all members of the University over 18 years of age. It is made up of a series of lectures, two each week, lasting into May, with intermissions for the midyear examinations and the spring recess...
...tall timber, where little light comes through, you may run a trail almost anywhere; there is often little to do but blaze the route. But even here there will be an occasional tree that has fallen of old age, and it will be a big one. you must chop or saw through it, perhaps twice, very likely an hour's real work. Out of this forest you may pass into a section where a storm has wreaked navoc. All the big trees are down, and a new forest, head high, is growing up so thick that (as has been said...