Word: bread
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Thursday, March 15, Asa E. Phillips, Jr. '34 and Frederick deW. Bolman '35 will engage in a debate with Smith College at Northampton, with Harvard upholding the affirmative of: Resolved: that a college education will keep you out of the bread-line...
...storm in its fullest fury. Power lines went down, and with them out went oil-burning furnaces. Schools shut up for a week. A ball to be given Governor Cross by the Governor's Foot Guard was called off. Danbury bakers began charging 25? a loaf for bread. There was no milk in New Haven for two days. A Wilton mother bore her baby in front of an open fireplace and by candle-light after a doctor had dug through a 18-ft. drift to her door. Six funerals were postponed in Bridgeport, where banks and stores closed...
...Blessed Sacrament is adored by every Roman Catholic as the true Body and Blood of Christ. It is a particle of unleavened bread, generally baked by nuns, and consecrated by the priest during mass. When not in use it rests in a ciborium (cuplike vessel) in the tabernacle, a stout box on the church's high altar. In time of stress the Blessed Sacrament is the priest's first concern. In Toledo one night last week Rev. Francis J. Keyes hastened into his church, St. Patrick's. The tabernacle containing the ciborium and Host was gone...
Smith College will be met on the subject, "Resolved, That a college education will keep you out of the bread line" on Friday, March 16. The debate will be held at Northampton; the team has 17, the debaters will meet the University of Chicago over the facilities of the Columbia Broadcasting System...
Here, too, is the bread well made