Word: developers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...advised: "Don't use handbills and circulars to popularize face powder, rouge and lipstick. . . . Comrades, you can't order a girl to be coquettish. . . . See that the quality of toilet articles is improved and the price lowered. ... If she considers it worth while the Soviet girl will develop her coquetry...
...With the coming of prohibition and the subsequent popularity of cruder forms of alcohol, beer has been forced to take a back seat position. Authorities on the subject feel that Harvard men today cannot make a decent showing, since lack of practice and bad alcohol have done little to develop undergraduate stomachs...
...human eye seem indistinguishable from the one selected. No entomologist would use this visual faculty to lure to destruction the useful honey bee. But in Lafayette, Ind., scientists of Purdue University pondered ways of coping with the codling moth', a mottled, foreshortened little creature whose larvae develop in apples and do U. S. agriculture $13,000,000 worth of damage each & every year. Finding that the moths preferred early evening for their egg-laying, Purduemen at that time put lights of various kinds and colors, including ultraviolet, in the apple trees and surrounded these lures with electrified grids. Last...
...students and graduates, who purchase tickets are entitled to consideration. But the opinion of the men who are most intimately connected with Harvard football--the players themselves--should be taken into account. They feel that a man who was worked with them this past season; who has watched them develop as football players; and who knows their capabilities will have a greater chance of success than an outsider, who may be brought to Harvard from another college to take over the work. They feel that Adam Walsh has the ability and the personality and the qualities of leadership to direct...
...student in what is to him a hitherto unexplored field. It is often true that men are not anxious to study subjects about which they know nothing, and in which, for that reason, they have no particular interest. Yet if forced to take the course, they may develop a fascination for the subject which will become a vital part of their four college years...