Word: cooking
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...oldest woman present commits suicide when the radio denounces her as a social parvenu. The banker kills himself by accident while trying to poison the rest of the company. Curiosity and alarm set others to bickering and snarling. They drop off one by one, leaving only the journalist (Donald Cook) and his inamorata (Genevieve Tobin...
...Wellman & party collided with a glacier. Two years later America II also got into trouble. Before America II could make another try, Peary reached the Pole afoot and Explorer Wellman lost interest. However, his Arctic experience enabled him to sense, prove, and write a famed report of Dr. Frederick Cook's monumental hoax...
Died. Montague Marsden Glass, 56, writer, music critic, expert cook; of cerebral hemorrhage; in Westport, Conn. The Jewish cloak & suit men he met in his law practice served as models for his famed characters, Abe Potash and Mawruss Perlmutter...
...Dramatic Club last night elected officers for 1934-35. John V. Haggott '35 was elected president; john Cornell '35, vice president; David B. Little '35, secretary; and Whitney M. Cook '36, treasurer. John Cromwell '36, Vincent Palmer '35, and Thomas G. Ratcliffe, Jr. '35 were chosen for the Executive Committee...
HENRY JONES of Windfall, Georgia, had come to France to obtain material for a cook book. Windfall folk had not appreciated his cornpone-and-potlikker, so he had come to France to obtain material for a cook book. But there was a certain Mme. Gauthier who claimed that he had taken her husband's overcoat in a restaurant. Quite willing to prove that there must be a mistake, Henry Jones started to accompany Mme. Gauthier to the restaurant in order that he might assure her that he had not been in the establishment when her husband had lost his coat...