Word: bulls
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...good Christmas shopping season may result in December sales of better than $40,000,000, the 1935 profit is not expected to show much increase over 1934's mark of $32,000,000. For this season the company's stock has been conspicuously absent from the current bull market, was last week selling around $55, compared to a 1935 high...
...individual indignation, individual refusal to sign a teachers' oath bill, or to be bull-dozed in any way, form or manner, is not enough. It wasn't enough at Harvard. It has never been enough. For there will be more than Law behind a New Hampshire Oath Bill or its equivalent. There will be ORDER. There will be organization...
...most picturesque writing in current U. S. letters. Opposed to them is a younger set of mountain folk who possess much more enthusiasm, much more humor, much less book-learning. One member of this second group is Jesse Stuart, 28-year-old author of Man With a Bull-Tongue Plow, a volume of 703 colloquial sonnets characterizing the poet's neighbors, sweethearts and kinsfolk. Another is Don West, six-foot radical poet released fortnight ago from the death cell in Pineville, Ky. jail where he had been held on a charge of criminal syndicalism. A third is Ed Bell...
...unruly pupil that as long as his conduct did not disturb the rest of the class she would not disturb him, the pupil might not feel complimented but he would certainly feel reassured. Last week U. S. stock-traders felt guilty about high security prices, wondered if the current Bull Market foreshadowed inflation, menaced the nation's future. To them Marriner Stoddard Eccles, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, replied from Washington...
Right & Might. If the first half of Squire Baldwin's question, that stressing Right and the League of Nations, had basically appealed to John Bull last week, Captain Anthony Eden, handsome young Minister for League of Nations Affairs, might have been expected to score heavily in his constituency. He was returned to the House of Commons by a much reduced plurality...