Word: calmed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...begun to subside. Water appeared to be plentiful at all times-not only out in the streets where it ran ten feet deep- but within the hotel, where its use had not been restricted up to Thursday morning when I left. The hotel management deserve special credit for their calm, cheerful handling of the emergency; for asking only nominal prices for such service as they were able to provide. M. B. MASSOL Publisher Oral Hygiene Publications Pittsburgh...
Last week, when Superior Judge Joseph Jerome Trabucco saw no reason for a fourth trial and set him free, Lamson lost his calm, stumbled weeping from the courtroom to see his 5-year-old daughter, Allene Genevieve. Bashful at first in the presence of a person she scarcely knew, Allene soon dropped her shyness, clasped her father in her arms, cried: "Oh, Daddy, where are you going to sleep...
...Conant refrained from commenting yesterday on the latest bait handed out by Ernst F. S. Hanfstaengl '09, plenipotentiary of Hitler publicity, and the Atlantic waters are again calm after the oversea delivery of Tuesday's pungent missive...
Investigation found Colonel Apted aware of the slip but calm, after years of experience. Apparently the time-piece annually goes into a decline, necessitating oiling, coddling, and a certain amount of judicious play with the speed regulator. All will be well shortly, however...
...given a diploma as a physician, surgeon and midwife. While in medical school he initiated and edited the Mermaid Series of Elizabethan dramatists and a series of books called Contemporary Science. Later he wrote poetry and literary essays. His world reputation today, however, rests almost entirely upon his calm encyclopedic surveys of the love-life of men & women, of its aberrations, and of its relation to society...