Word: dog
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...help for short periods, but no machine yet devised can substitute for the organ, and the livers of pigs and calves have proved inadequate to the task of cleansing human blood. Now it appears that in a liver coma crisis, man's best friend may be the dog-faced baboon...
...dog has fallen on hard times. Today's frankfurters contain less than 12% protein and about 28% fat, according to a study released last week by the Consumers Union. In contrast, the wieners of 1937 averaged nearly 20% protein and only 19% fat. Space age franks were also found by the Consumers Union to contain alarmingly high levels of water, bacteria and potentially poisonous nitrites. More than 40% of the test hot dogs were in the process of spoiling; insect parts and rodent hairs turned...
...Blues Marvin Gaye 65. Anticipation Carly Simon 66. I Really Don't Want to Know Elvis Presley 67. Lowdown Chicago 68. High Time We Went Joe Cocker 69. Sunshine Jonathon Edwards 70. Layla Derek and the Dominoes 71. What is Life George Harrison 72. Joy to the World Three Dog Night 73. Amos Moses Jerry Reed 74. Brand New Key Melanie 75. Albert Flasher Guess Who 76. I Am...I Said Neil Diamond 77. Try Some, Buy Some Ronnie Spector 78. Everybody's Everything Santana 79. Won't Get Fooled Again Who 80. Rock Steady-Oh Me Oh My Aretha...
...sorority of dirt-crazed psychotics sniffing one another's laundry and kitchens ("Housitosis!") and holystoning the linoleum like Lady Macbeth. The Women's Christian Temperance Union might have some words about beer and wine ads. Eventually, perhaps, horse lovers might demand time to talk about dog foods. It is tempting to think that before long the great debate of commercials would expand to fill more and more air time, encroaching until regular programming is pre-empted entirely. It might even be more entertaining...
...subject of her childhood, Miss Giovanni is magical. She meanders along with every appearance of artlessness, but one might as well say that Mark Twain wrote shaggy-dog stories. The little figure in the center-"big, brown eyes, three pigtails and high-top shoes"-is a classic American child, pelting rocks at her enemies from the roof, lining up for all-day movies, eating her liverwurst on raisin bread with mayonnaise...