Word: complaint
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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President Conant has evidently had some trouble with his Lampoon subscription for his office mailed the following complaint to the Lampoon Circulation Manager a week ago today...
...Complaint is sometimes made that the titans have departed from U. S. Business. But for the past 15 years Business has had at its core & centre the legendary equal of any of the 19th Century mythmen-Orlando Weber. Last week, without ever having found out much about him, U. S. Business lost...
...members of the National Advisory Council on Radio in Education and the Institute for Education by Radio met in joint convention to wring their hands over the bloody adventures of Dick Tracy, the struggles of Little Orphan Annie, the blood-curdling mysteries of Chandn the Magician. Burden of the complaint was that Junior loses his play hours hanging over the radio, bolts his supper, gets so excited he cannot sleep...
Introduction: We have had many complaints, given both individually and as a group, concerning Widener Library. The two main difficulties seem to be: the difficulty in borrowing a book from the library, and the fact that it is closed on Sunday, perhaps the time when the majority of undergraduates would be likely to use its facilities. Concerning the first complaint, we clearly can do nothing. It is up to the librarian to find a method of making the resources of Widener as accessible to the average student as to the scholar. We can, however, recommend...
...wife, gradually lost hope of her ever reciprocating. Good 19th-Centuryites both, they never discussed the matter. When Clara finally discovered that even a good woman can fall physically in love, it was too late: Fitz-Greene had gone on a despairing bender in Philadelphia, picked up an unmentionable complaint. For some strange reason the doctors could do him no good. After holding his wife at arm's length for as long as he could stand it, he drowned himself in what looked like a skating accident. Clara knew it was suicide, but when at last she found...