Word: fulle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Seldom since the first appearance of Charlie Chaplin has any audience laughed so continuously as at the first evening of "The Whole Town's Talking". The play was so chock full of clever sayings, funny situations, and pure farce that every minute had its sixty seconds' worth of laughs. And when not laughing, there was Catherine Owen to look at--and this certainly was no come-down. On the whole "an enjoyable evening was had by all" who were present...
...Debating Council announced last night the coach, P. R. Harmel 1G., and the question, limitation of college entrance enrolment, for the triangular debates with Yale and Princeton on March 21. Beginning with the semi-finals in the interclass series tonight, debating will continue in full swing up to that time...
...needed to complete the Cathedral. "But," said he, "a thousand Cathedrals are of less importance than one foundation of the Christian faith. Better that the Cathedral should never be built than that a Bishop of this Church should fail to bear his witness for the full truth of Jesus Christ...
...similar measure was presented in the last Congress without result. The subject is too full of pitfalls to be comfortable for politicians...
...initiated what she considered a valuable banking law. Western banks had shown an irritating habit of failing, and accordingly, the plan developed of having all banks in the State guarantee each other's depositors, by contributing to a common fund which should be used to pay off in full the uncovered debts to depositors of an insolvent bank. This plan spread to several Western States and was enacted into law; it was advocated by the Progressive platform...