Word: angers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...soon developed that the blackamoors had a highly unsavage awareness of what they wanted, a dangerously efficient organization. Because of the poll tax increase, they wanted more pay. Their anger was against the poor Government, not against rich Roan. Last week the black mob swarmed into Roan Antelope's mine compound at Luanshya, wrecked it, turned to the company offices, demolished them, swarmed toward the power house. The white police advanced. An officer gave the command to fire. The corpses of six kinky-polled blacks were left behind in the dust after their fellows had stampeded away. When...
...outcome of the roll call became evident, Senator Clark's face grew red with anger. When Senator Wheeler's name was called, and a voice voted for the Patman Bill, Bennett Clark jumped up spluttering: "Point of Order, Mr. President! The Senator from Montana is not in the Chamber but the Senator from Louisiana, Mr. Long, answered for him.. I distinctly heard...
...Brooks, a handsome, comforting physician, is more concerned with the coronary patient's emotions than is Dr. Libman. "Anger, love, fear, hate, surprise more strikingly influence the heart rhythm than any physical factor that we know of," said he. Relaxation, music, diversions, congenial conversation are good for heart cases, prevent anginal attacks. Climate ''is another important consideration. The tropics are good for such patients, also Spain and Egypt. Altitudes may also be advantageously employed, especially as regards wind and air pressure. When the barometer falls, patients invariably come in. Sunshine is a good...
...their outer lobby by perhaps 400 unemployed who chorused "Down with the National Government!" until ejected by the 550 police. Meanwhile, in the House, Secretary for Agriculture Major Walter Elliot, pelted from the public gallery with green protest leaflets by the unemployed, exclaimed both in sorrow and in anger: "They do not grasp a single measure we are taking in their behalf...
...Monday CRIMSON concerning football and overemphasis can be called no less than thought provoking. In fact, it was so much so that the writer has risked the humiliation of being thought behind the times in thinking it over carefully before risking an answer--an answer in fact given in anger. The thoughts provoked by this polished article were unfortunately all of a disputations nature even after counting...