Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Winthrop, Dudley, Kirkland, and Dunster won on the Garden ice Friday as the inter-House hockey tournament got under way. Winthrop looked by far the best sextet, with a club of fast, heavy ex-football players to slam the puck into the net. In their first game they pushed five tallies through the Leverett goalie while holding their opponents scoreless...
...Dudley ice men displayed unexpected strength by beating Adams, 2-0. Playing a flashy game for the commuters, Arthur S. Simon '37 scored both tallies. A fairly strong team, Dudley is fast shaping into Winthrop's most formidable opponent...
...Sandringham the Prince of Wales, with news services sending out advance canned dispatches in which he already figured as King Edward VIII, jumped into a car with the Duke of York, drove at a fast clip for Windsor. Technically Windsor is not a "palace" but a "fortress" and, because of this, bulletins on George V's condition were not posted there as they were at Sandringham House and at Buckingham Palace...
...Mostly these have occurred with men in uniform, regardless of their station." Back across the continent, from San Francisco, Daughter Hewitt snapped : "Mother has always felt that way about men in uniform, so naturally she expected me to. ... I was really forced to leave school because the fast conduct of my mother was open gossip. I could not gain entrance to good or fashionable schools because of her notorious past." Mayhem? In New Jersey it was revealed that Mother Hewitt had received some $9,000 of Daughter Hewitt's own income to pay for her sterilization. What surgical procedure...
...Burpee at once launched a feverish program of hybridization. Forty thousand cross-breedings were made in eleven months. To keep the new generations growing continuously under the best possible conditions, seeds were shipped by airplane to Miami, California, Puerto Rico, Argentina, by fast steamer to Australia. In California alone, 100 Japanese girls were hired to do nothing but pollinate the blossoms. To prevent bees from messing up the experiments with promiscuous pollinations, it was found necessary to clip the petals. In January 1934 Mr. Burpee announced May delivery of seeds for the varicolored, ten-petaled hybrids, a whole growing season...