Word: felt
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...know Mr. evening when Bryant.* I bought the Post every evening when I left the office. After I retired it was brought to my home. About two of years ago it was bought by Mr. Curtis of Philadelphia, who published the Saturday Evening Post and other caviar. Then I felt as if I had lost a friend...
...know what Mr. Curtis did to it. In some way he tried to popularize it. But ever after that I felt that it was not the same, it was commercialized...
...journals and letters, Peterson's Floral Adornments for the Home of Taste, Friendship Albums, memories of elders and bygone fashion-plates (perhaps too many of these)-she wrote the book. Of which act, says she: "I couldn't keep up with myself-it was glorious ... I really felt drunk." She had published two books previously. A Pocketful of Poses and Semi-Attached...
Here is where the puzzle comes in. Sometimes the patients live, sometimes not. Of Lee's beneficiaries 17 pulled through and 7 went to their rest. And in every single one of the latter cases, Frederick George Lee felt a severe pain in his arm at the precise moment of the patient's passing. He was depressed, distressed and overcome with illness, every time. Remarkable, because in no case did Lee behold the patient during the transfusion, in no case was he aware of the patient's condition until the last moment came, with its twinge...
Some months ago, when conditions in the copper business were unsettled, the trade discontinued its practice of collecting and publishing each month statistics as to the amount of surplus copper held by refiners and producers. At the time it was felt that the large copper stocks being carried simply operated to hold down the price of the red metal, and that discreet silence was a better policy than embarassing frankness, if higher copper prices were to be seen. Since the discontinuance of the monthly reports of surplus copper, therefore, only quarterly reports have been issued...