Word: bloomingly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Hyman Bloom paints in the slums of Boston, in a studio heated with a rusty kerosene stove. Morris Graves paints birds in a lonely cabin near Campbell Lake in Western Washington. With 16 other U.S. artists, many practically unknown, Painters Bloom and Graves made their first formal appearance in the art world last week, chaperoned by Manhattan's stylish Museum of Modern...
...night last week, as Congress was about to begin debating the arming of U.S. merchant ships, six veiled, mourning-clad women appeared before the Washington house of Chairman Sol Bloom of the House Foreign Affairs Committee...
Fortunately, however, there are some old dependable still around. The reissues continue to bloom amid the weeds, with the Louis Armstrong Earl Hines album perhaps the best of a satisfying list including a couple of old Teddy Wilsons and Decca's third Gems of Jazz set, which may have escaped someone's notice over the summer. Victor has been producing a Duke Ellington coupling every week or two. 'Twas said Ben Webster's Kansas City tenor sax wouldn't fit in with the highly sophisticated Ellington arrangements, but Duke is building backgrounds for Ben to improvise against, and on "Just...
...five year old daughter, and fishing pole, than at any amusement which the city can offer. There he can putter around in his garden, fix the stone wall, or experiment in transplanting some esoteric kind of flower. As an old friend remarked, "He certainly can make an old azalia bloom...
...plants bloom faster when their flowers are picked? The dominant bud, explained Plant Physiologist John William Mitchell of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, apparently produces a hormone which inhibits growth of the other buds on the same stem. If it is snipped off, the uninhibited buds can burst into bloom...