Word: feet
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Feet...
Colonel Charles Augustus Lindbergh is probably the only man alive today of whom it can be truly said: "Here is a hero whose feet are not of clay...
...what does TIME say of Lindy's feet? I quote from your story about him under "Heroes." Therein you sneer: "Lindbergh . . . feet: large. When he arrived at the Embassy in France no shoes big enough were handy...
...vast collection of both normal and pathological material in our Osteological, brain, and other collections is used nowhere near as much as it should be by the medical man and the surgeon. . . . [Physical anthropology shows for example] that the normal stature of an adult American male is not 5 feet 7½ inches, but anywhere between, say, 5 ft. 4 in., and 6 ft. 3 in. The normal male pulse is not invariably 71.5, but ranges between 66 and 78 per minute. The normal pelvis, head, and any other part or organ, may show as much...
...cocked his feet on his desk, indicating that the audience was at a close. My last view of the Master, as he has been called by the janitor of Randolph Hall, was of him gazing up at the feet passing by his window seeing . . . who knows what...