Word: fared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...blue trip slip for an eight-cent fare...
Conductor, when you receive a fare...
...have no doubt that it can be operated successfully. The charges of $10.50 a week which will probably be established for the new hall if it is built, is the same as that in the Business School at present and should insure the provision of a good, wholesome fare. A considerably larger number of students would undoubtedly agree to eat in the projected hall if special arrangements could be provided for which would free them from the rigorous 21 meals a week requirement. A good many men for instance will probably be unwilling to sign the pledge cards which have...
...care to renew for the same reason that I do not care to eat, perched on a stool. You have succeeded admirably in dishing up a mental fare that is devoid of all the things or elements except the chemical ingredients of information...
Upon looking over his schedule for the morning, the Vagabond finds himself invited to a number of lectures so variegated in subject matter as to promise a highly diverting and instructive day. Economics, history, science, music and architecture are all on the bill of fare,--certainly a more widespread range of material could not be found to edify the versatile interests of a true vagabond, whose mind should be many-faceted...