Word: blooms
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Representative Bloom of New York, who built a theatre before he was 21 and later, in the music publishing business, became known as "the music...
...teach 15 minutes a day or one hour on Saturday and Sunday, and it is believed by Americanizers that the foreign colony language problem will in this way be quickly solved. The names of some of the pupil-teachers are Mollie Tar-takoff, Lillie Eigengold, Solomon Schneidmill, Mildred Bloom...
There were Hiram Johnson and Ralston in the full bloom of candidacy. There was Borah, who led in the blind Senator, Gore of Oklahoma. There was Warren, father-in-law to General Pershing, last of the Civil War veterans, and Pat Harrison, the Democratic whip?all the others regular and progressive "of both parties," excepting only four, among them Mr. La Follette, who was still...
...hypodermic needle, exactly the,contrary of the effect of ether on human beings is produced. Instead of putting plants to sleep it can produce overnight perceptible fresh green shoots from rose bushes dug out of frozen ground in midwinter. Kept indoors on the ether diet, they grow and bloom weeks ahead of the usual flowering time. Still more miraculous, they are found to be immune to all the ordinary plant diseases that hamper indoor rose culture. A very small quantity of ether does the trick-about a tablespoonful in an air-tight chamber containing 27 cubic feet, or a cubic...
...announcements from other candidates, perhaps Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania and Senator La Follette of Wisconsin. There is much talk of Mr. Johnson's hold on the Progressives having weakened because he followed the " regulars " too closely in the last Congress. At any rate, both Californians, following this first bloom of their candidacies, must pass through a long and hazardous growing season before the ripe fruit of election can hang from their laden boughs...