Word: fullers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...protested that it was just a happy coincidence when, the day after Mr. Cord announced acquisition of New York Shipbuilding Corp., that firm was awarded the biggest ($38,450,000) slice of the New Deal's naval contracts (TIME, Aug. 14, 1933). Last week the Senators got a fuller account from...
Griflin (L) defeated Dawson (D), 3-1; Perry (D) defeated Stevens (L), 3-2; White (D) defeated Fuller (L), 3-1; Humstone (D) defeated Russell (L), by default; Hellmuth (L) defeated Upton...
...only Milton goal was made at the beginning of the second period. The summary: HARVARD MILTON Weeks, Nesmith, Hayden, Moore, l.w. r.w., Forbes, Scaife, Greenough, Field Roberts, Mechem, Sleeper, c. c., Stone, Perkins, Hornblower, Webb Cutter, Pope, Eaton, r.w. l.w., Cunningham, Smith, Sourd, Wright Hicks, Allis, l.d. r.d., Fuller Allen, Russell, r.d. l.d., Johnson, Hamiel Morey, g. g., Wilder, Atkins, Taylor, Borland...
...Nesmith (Pope) (H) 12.10; Eaton (H) 13.40. Second period: Scaife (M) 3.20; Cutter (Hicks) (H) 11.00. Third period: Mechem (Nesmith) (H) 50 sec.; Weeks (Cutter) (H) 6.50; Weeks (Roberts) (H) 9.15; Nesmith (Sleeper) (H) 12.05; Pope (Nesmith) (H) 12.20. Time: three 15-minute periods. Penalties -- Cutter (H) hooking; Fuller (M) holding...
Many a publisher gets out a school dictionary by the cheap and simple process of cutting down his big edition, condensing definitions, dropping illustrative sentences. The Thorndike-Century Dictionary is based on the reverse principle that children need simpler and fuller definitions than adults. From some 10,000,000 words which he read over a period of 17 years. Dr. Thorndike called out the 25,000 most common. Five years ago he began work on the definitions. Some he built around pictures, of which there are 1,800. Others he made up largely or wholly of illustrative sentences. When...