Word: fulle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...returned to their homes, although 150,000 still were being fed by the Red Cross. He said that there were 2,000,000 acres in which lost crops had been replanted and that "we hope the majority of this acreage was planted early enough to secure a full crop." But he also said that 1,500,000 acres have been under water so long that there can be no crop and "recovery will be delayed for another year...
...Associated Press?before ever he sold a novel; and that even now his literary technique is regarded by critics simply as superlative journalese. They fancied Sinclair Lewis could do as much with the aftermath of a brief city riot as most correspondents could do with a full-fledged civil war. They were right...
...Marconi Co. of London last week announced a new creation by Captain Round, one of its engineer-employes. It was a benefit to blindness?a process by which a full-length novel can be recorded on six double-faced, twelve-inch phonograph records. Each record "reads aloud" some 5,000 words, lasting 40 minutes. The blind audience can "turn back" should it drop off to sleep during a dull chapter, or should the reading go too swiftly during a delectable passage...
Captain Lawry signed on a new cook, one Earl Battice, Mississippi mulatto. With Mr. Battice came Mrs. Battice, wife. Mr. Battice insisted on having her along. The Kingsway, full of fate, started across the torrid Atlantic...
...tourists discussed next year's tour and recommended: ¶That the planes remain a full day at each stop so that the public...