Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With victory-confident Mr. Eaton gone, the burden of the defense lay heavily upon Bethlehem. With resounding voice. Mr. Schwab told assembled Youngstowners: "I'm one of the old folks in the steel business. I've been in it fifty years. I believe in doing big things in...
Correspondents of long experience cabled that never before had they seen the present Supreme Pontiff show such intense emotion, or such iron self-control, as during the service. He appeared without many of the customary trappings of the Papacy, wore neither the triple tiara, nor the dazzling white Pontifical garb...
No man ever died more charmingly than the Earl of Balfour at 81 last week in the home of his brother and heir Rt. Hon. Gerald William Balfour. A bachelor to the last, he whispered to his nurse. "Is it the end?" She nodded and he motioned for his valet...
MUCH tragedy and pathos are embodied in the 135 pages of this little work, and yet presented in so restrained a manner that the emotion aroused by them is equally quiet: a feeling of pity, not active and vigorous, but deep. There is little story, rather a structure of atmosphere...
Bishop Lawrence, who presided, started the ceremonies by reading an exchange of letters between Professor J. H. Beale '82, acting dean of the Law School, and Judge Holmes. In replying to Professor Beale's invitation to attend the unveiling, Judge Holmes wrote, "Your more than kind letter came this morning...