Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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The Stock Exchange remained the liveliest feature of business during the past week. Motor shares, "bulled" for weeks to unaccustomed heights, became at length top-heavy. Thus the "technical condition" of the stock market became very weak; news of the Boston Reserve Bank's rate advance was enough to...
THE HUNTER'S MOON-Ernest Poole-Macmillan ($2.00). Author Poole for once has got away from the unpleasantnesses of living in the crowded city called great, but this story too is set in Manhattan. It is the story of an unhappy family from the standpoint of the little boy...
"The world's stadium is crowded. The eyes of the world are looking on. The victory will be for humanity. But this is not a game. It is a fight. It is a war? war to the hilt.
". . . But drop in at Appleton Chapel on any Sunday morning when Dean Brown of Yale, or Harry Emerson Fosdick is going to preach you will find it crowded with students, every seat taken and throngs of boys standing up to listen. The boys are there because they want to be...
Now one can readily, appreciate that it may have been somewhat as a politeness that the Dean mentioned his preference for preaching at Harvard. The fact remains that Appleton Chapel is crowded, and is crowded voluntarily, and that Professor Perry appears to be sensibly proud of the fact that the...