Word: bound
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...waiters at the Harvard quarters have begun to talk about a race, and this afternoon, after commandeering some Yale oars to fit out a shell, an eight took to the water. It included Francis Parkman '18, C. F. Bound '32, Marshall Rawle '30, P. M. Whitman '32, P. H. Clark Jr. '30, E. C. Nickerson II '32, W. M. Rainbolt Jr. ocC, A. V. Woodworth Jr. '33, and O. S. Staples...
...made fire under seven feet of gypsum in a Nevada cave. The fire was surrounded by bones of a giant ground sloth which apparently the fire-builder had dis patched and eaten. Also in the cave were discovered 900 man-things, including scores of long fighting darts, feathers bound with sinew (probably a religious piece), a white stone knife, gypsum pendants...
...Ayer--24 RUSSELL ANNEX Entire Keith Martin--24 WESTMORLY 1-27 J. D. Evans--6 31-47 J. B. Ames--37 101-126 J. E. Sheldon--104 131-146 R. S. Ogden--136 BECK HALL 1-30 R. N. Clark--21 31-47 C. F. Bound--46 9 Bow Street W. L. Breese 54 Dunster Street D. Gerry 26 Holyoke Place T. Mason 60 Mt. Auburn Street C. Allen 68 Mt. Auburn Street W. K. Sturges 5 LINDEN STREET Floors 1 and 2 P. Palmer Floors 3 and 4 W. S. Patter 59 Plympton St., C. S. Petrasch, Jr. GORE...
Meanwhile business conditions fall to improve materially and large operators, wary of relying too heavily on expectations after their experiences of this spring, await the long-heralded upswing. That it is bound to come is a foregone conclusion; the time element is the important one now. And when it does come and prices start up again, the public will jump in just as it did last time, though it is to be hoped that the movement can be kept within the bounds of reason when the next bull market really gets under way. The greatest danger lies in the lack...
...matter assumes a different tinge. The Industrial Revolution and its later ramifications extending well into the Twentieth Century have introduced for all practical purposes a new code of morals Separated from the agricultural system where a literal interpretation of Christian tradition could well have been enforced, Youth is bound either to remain celibate under the pressure of the Factory Age or to draw up its own moral code. It prefers the latter, but is hampered by superstition and Victorian prejudice. The paradox of the educated classes with small familles being fairly well-informed of methods of prevention while broods...