Word: bulks
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...result of the purchase, the combined circulation of the Curtis-Martin newspapers in Philadelphia becomes over 823,000, not quite equal to the total city distribution of the Bulletin, Record and News. Publisher Martin's journals are read by the bulk of the "best people," carry the best financial news, the most society pictures...
...what is expected of him and also they permit the instructor to form some basis of judgment as to the ability of those in his course. Two sets of hour examinations during a time when studying is much more intent are justifiable on neither one of these accounts. The bulk of this unnecessary tedium is still in a very imminent future, but there is yet time to discard these abuses and to arrive at some more efficient and equitable arrangement of the second semester...
Thereafter his horizon increased with his bulk until an entire nation, rapidly becoming dominant in the world, was his arena. But rare was the June which did not find him on the Yale campus and it is through the eyes of the smaller world that the world-figure may be seen most sympathetically. Fondly, proudly, Yale followed his career...
...research indicates that whey is good for both rickets and tuberculosis. The minerals it contains are those needed for building bones and for the repair of tuberculosis lesions. For those conditions whole milk is always prescribed. But the bulk of milk required often annoys the patients. Dr. Riggs, who has experimented only on animals and not yet on humans, finds that a small amount of powdered whey plus food containing the antirachitic vitamin D (evaporated from the watery cheese waste) is as curative as a quart or more of whole milk. For an account of what happened to Mr. Kraft...
...years. 'Pifex, now become a sour and suspicious recluse, won. He kept his window shades down. Cats were the only guests at his table. Lawyers were his only acquaintances. In 1892 he was writing to the class secretary of his "old love for our Alma Mater." He left the bulk of his estate for the erection of those three Smith Halls, James Smith, Percy Smith and George Smith Halls, where the freshmen are gathered. New York Times...