Word: brighter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...country attracted more of those men and women whose upbringing and education best fit them for public office. . . . It is . . . in order to applaud a young man like Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. . . . and to see in his ambition to emulate the example of his illustrious grandfather a portent of brighter days. For Mr. Lodge, we believe, is of the kind of stuff to leaven the lump of mediocrity that burdens our national councils...
This earlier catalogue included almost exclusively objects brighter than the fifteenth magnitude, and covered the whole sky. The present catalogue deals, for the most part, with objects fainter than the fifteenth magnitude, and confines itself to a very small area...
...precisely in that interpretation that businessmen found the warmest comfort. Political expediency was a more potent persuasive than the united voice of U. S. Business. And with a genuine revival looming brighter by the day, the President might yet choose to ride Recovery for all it was worth until November...
...second point mentioned a while back, namely Dick Harlow's working into his new surroundings, here things look considerably brighter. Harlow has already had a brief opportunity to see what the situation is up here in Cambridge, for last spring he was in charge throughout the short spring training period at Soldiers Field...
...Palace A. C. (basketball), he bought the Redskins four years ago, popped them into red silk knickerbockers. It is his habit when watching games to run out on the field, annoy officials and abuse the coach for poor judgment. If he gets the Braves, he will supply brighter and more washable uniforms, a roster of new players,, a manager other than his wary friend and onetime roommate Bucky Harris. The prospect of owning football and baseball teams in the same city last week caused Mr. Marshall to discourse to reporters on one of his favorite dreams, the ideal sports stadium...