Word: dangerous
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...portable steel stands in the open end of the Stadium had left the substitution of the old wooden seats as the only practical method remaining to accommodate the crowds of the 1928 football season. The permission once more to erect these sheds, condemned by civic authorities because of fire danger, was granted with the understanding that no such concession would be made after the fall...
...among the smaller ones today will mean, if it is carried to the limit, the elimination of much that is distinctive and enjoyable in university life. But so long as the educational process is not interfered with in the individual, the real contribution of the colleges is in no danger from mere increase in size...
...element of competition that would otherwise be lacking. With the choice of each party fairly certain and there being an even stronger certainly that the one real issue, prohibition, will never find expression in the platforms, most of the nation can devote itself to the spring planting without any danger of missing much of importance...
...Armour, explaining that from phosgene are manufactured certain pharmaceutical products, such as potassium guaiacol carbonate. "We keep our gas in 50-pound containers in Fords, some distance from Perth Amboy, N. J. The building is in the centre of an open field and carefully guarded. There is very little danger...
...large and fashionable audience* in the gallery brought the presiding officer's gavel sharply down upon the table. The floor was crowded with august Academicians. Feeling was strong that Professor Lignieres' accusations were unjustified in the face of his evidence. To his recommendation that only children in danger of tuberculosis should be vaccinated, Professor Leon Bernard, head of the tuberculosis clinic, replied, smiling: "There are no children who are not in danger." Cheers. Order...