Word: elephantic
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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A recent addition to the University Museum is a new elephant head, the gift of J. K. Howard '15, which has just been placed over the staircase of the Zoology section of the Museum.
Other animals have other miseries: Hella, the lioness, whose second prison-born, litter is taken from her when the cubs reach circus age; Mino, the little red fox, who periodically runs, chasing insanity, in narrowing circles around his cement cage. But there are human sufferers as well. A young man...
New Yorkers smiled, remembered colorful Mr. Brush's reputation for giving a party every night, for sending birthday telegrams to hundreds of people. He has a passion for elephants, owns 1,100 elephant figures in gold, ivory, wood, silver. Once he had a live one hoisted to the roof...
Insanely popeyed, ponderously oozy, hideously fierce of tusk and whisker, a full-grown sea-elephant suggests some monstrous abortion of the animal kingdom's primal urge. Shrewd John Ringling told the public about sea elephants through Calvin Coolidge. When he took his circus to Washington in 1928 Mr. Ringling called...
In Manhattan, near the Central Park Zoo, another hobo suggested to Ludwig Metterer that they "go over to the elephant house and have some fun." They yanked Elephant Chang's tail. Elephant Chang trumpeted loudly. Arrested for disorderly conduct, Ludwig Metterer denied the charge, said his companion (who escaped...