Word: ets
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...years had only dogs to love and mourn, how Kipling bid ". . . you beware Of giving your heart to a dog to tear." Phantom has taken his place among shades. The day is denied its white stone, for one remembers, not CAVE CANEM, but St. Bernard's "Qui Meamat, amet et canem meum...
...most policy holders, like Crawford Burton, twice winner of the Maryland Hunt Cup who insisted on having his policy (No. 1) printed in gold, are foxhunters, steeplechasers, poloists. Sportsmans Mutual hopes that its special $500 policy which costs $10 will soon be standard equipment for U. S. footballers, hockeyists et al. in all secondary schools and universities. Most dangerous school sport, shown by a preliminary survey made by Professor Frank S. Lloyd of New York University, is touch football. Its accident incidence is 17.11 per 1,000 to 13.68 for gymnastics with heavy apparatus, 8.75 for regulation football...
...WOMAN ACCUSED-Long & Smith ($1.50). Collaborated mystery tale, a chapter each written by Vicki Baum, Gertrude Atherton, Rupert Hughes, Zane Grey et...
While California, Cornell, et al have jumped into the headlines lately because they have been forced to cut their athletic programs, and while various other universities have been worrying themselves to death for fear that the truth about non-athletic cuts will get into the headlines, also, things have been happening throughout educational America that are really much more alarming than the more spectacular events of which we all know. One is continually hearing that the Depression is a great teacher of youth. Yet it is just as obvious, and almost as trite, to observe that the Depression is worse...
...even in midwinter, although this is less popular with the younger generation than with strapping Doukhobor matrons and bearded elders. Nakedness is also a convenient form of protest against the Government, a protest which the Northwest Mounted Police combat with whips, tear-bombs, itch-powder (TIME, Sept. 23, 1929 et...