Word: booths
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Sergeant Major is Raymond G. Jones '39. Color guards are Kenneth L. Booth '39, Clarence E. Boston, Jr. '39, Donald L. Daughters '39, and Benjamin F. Dillingham '39, four men whose weight totals over 800 pounds...
...TACKLES--Booth '39, Hallett '40, Healey '40, Downing '40, Shallow '40, Armstrong '40, Elser '41, Underwood '41, Jenkins '39, Tewksbury...
...America Booth Tarkington represents the organization...
White House and punctuated by the ringing of a telephone bell in the police booth directly behind the President's desk.* Because it was concerned almost entirely with fiscal matters, because these were expressed largely by quotations of his earlier message and because the President's voice and manner were flatter, more perfunctory than usual, it was one of the dullest as well as the longest (4,860 words) on record. Nonetheless, it was not devoid of appealing imagery, an adroitly conciliatory reference to Business and a thoughtful little essay on the ideology of centralized government. Excerpts...
...Miss Booth has subordinated the plot to her concept of society and her brilliant lines, yet it contrives to be moving in spots. Mary Haines, happily married, learns of her husband's infidelity from a manicurist, but too many of her friends have their claws polished by the same girl. The story is out; it is enlarged and twisted until the unwilling wife fices to Reno, letting her husband marry Crystal, form the perfume counter at Saks. For two years she lives with her children in seclusion, brushing up on technique. Then one day Little Mary comes home from visiting...