Word: eye
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Government to protect the U. S. border from raids, revolutions, thieves and cut-throats." Back in the Senate last week Senator Connally charged that the War Department was concentrating its forces near the larger cities. "The Secretary of War," exclaimed the Senator, "with a glitter of fear in his eye, referred to Reds and possible Communists that may be abroad in the land...
...Munthe sent $18,000 to King Gustaf "as a first instalment," asked that the money be spent to keep Swedish Lapland safe for Swedish Lapps. "Above all, Your Majesty," wrote Donor Munthe, "do not force upon Laplanders the evil eye of obtrusive tourists or the doubtful blessings of civilization...
Delighted with Dr. Feinbloom's invention and his permitting any eye specialist to make the device without royalties, the American Academy of Optometry gave him $1,000. He will use the money to give free spectacles to poor patients...
...Massachusetts Investors' advisory board, Mr. Adams will be able to boast that not only was his the first "open-end" trust but also that in the last few years it has grown more rapidly than any other large trust of that type. Other Boston investment trusts will eye Massachusetts Investors' catch with envy; they all pride themselves on First Family connections...
...last that caused critics' mouths to drop. Louis Eilshemius is a little old gentleman with a beard, a beady eye and the butt of a frayed cigar, who is known as New York's most persistent exhibition visitor. He is one of the most persistent newspaper letter writers in the country. Not long ago he adopted the title Mahatma (Great Soul) and has spent a small fortune printing little pamphlets and books to prove that he is the greatest painter, poet, musician and "Ex Fancy Amateur Dancer" in the world. He has also invented a portable piano...