Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...over $400,000.000. Ten years ago the industry was localized in the Ohio Valley. Today Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and California are centres of huge production. The construction of long, high-pressure pipe lines (such as the 540-mi. system extending from Monroe, La., to St. Louis), the constant investment of new capital (total natural gas investment is now nearly $2,000,000,000 as compared to $12.000,000,000 in the petroleum industry) and the growing appreciation of natural gas as an easily handled, highly efficient, relatively inexpensive fuel for both domestic and industrial uses, has resulted...
...they want college men over weekends. These boys' camps are situated near Boston and furnish an opportunity for any man who wishes to get away from college for the weekend. Former boy scouts find an opportunity in working with scout troops in passing tests. Dramatics and music offer a constant demand for experts, and good coaches in basketball, wrestling, fencing, boxing and even men to give skull practice in football and baseball are sought...
...discovery of the new planet has rightfully received a tremendous ovation from the press of the country. In the constant advance of science, there are only occasional accomplishments which seize strongly upon the popular fancy. The atmosphere of mystery and speculation surrounding any unknown quantity, together with man's natural curiosity about the solar system combine to place this latest contribution to science in the category mentioned...
...which were published in the proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1915. Since that time his observatory at Flag-staff has been seeking it in the sky. Seven weeks ago a small object was observed, but it was not until yesterday, after seven weeks of constant observation, that the rate and the direction of the motion of this object showed that it could be certified to conform exactly to the orbit of the planet calculated by Lowell. Its position on March 12 agreed perfectly with the longitude which he had predicted...
With the emphasis seemingly placed on the picture, one is happily surprised to find that the vaudeville maintains its usual excellence. "Slim" Timberlin heads the bill and his black-face act of monologue and dialogue keeps the audience in a constant uproar of laughter. For an orchestra composed entirely of women, Jean Rankin's group is surprisingly good, and the members show great versatility in the variety of instruments played...