Word: burdens
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...quote the twenty-fifth verse of Chapter two of Genesis: "And they were both naked, the man and his wife, and were not ashamed."--but there was no second "person of the opposite sex" present, so that our first parents need not add a misdemeanor to their already heavy burden of responsibility...
...thought that unless the success of these lectures, which quite naturally add to the burden of work placed upon tutors and instructors is proven by a greater show of interest as displayed in the attendance at the lectures, they will be discontinued next year...
...names of all active ingredients, the use of alcohol as an ingredient, and a warning against any habit-forming ingredient. For all such goods, except fresh fruits and vegetables, the Secretary of Agriculture may establish standards of identity and quality. Forbidden are false statements about goods, with the burden of proof on the manufacturer, packer, distributor and seller rather than on the buyer...
...whom, as a taxpayer, it could not embarrass. Anyone may turn to a World Almanac, learn that the U. S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue gets $10,000 a year. But Commissioner Guy Tresillian Helvering knows that the job of compiling the pink slips would put a tremendous extra burden on his Bureau, cost the Government some...
Walsh, after going through the 1934 season as the No. 1 Freshman pitcher, had appeared very promising in the indoor work this spring. Losing him will place a harder burden than ever of such men as Bill Lincoln and Drib Braggiotti, the chief of the unfortunately few remaining possibilities...