Word: fullers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...value of Gurdjieff's teachings, Author Walker has now written Venture with Ideas in the hope that others will benefit as he has himself. With this approach, he naturally focuses on the master's ideas at considerable expense to the master's personality, which clearly deserves fuller treatment...
...high-point of the evening. Here the authoress did her impressions of four characters immortalized in the posters of Toulouse Lautree, "La Goulue," "A Lion Tamer," "Deaf Bertha," and the magnificent Yvette Gilbert. While these impressions lacked the humorous twists of the earlier ones, they seemed to be fuller, more human. The women here were dressed exactly as they appear in the famous posters, and it would be difficult if not impossible for the uninformed observer to tell that they were being played by the same person...
During his career as a Negro leader in Florida, shy, greying Harry Tyson Moore seemed to personify a new and subtle change in the mores of the South: the indisputable fact that the white Southerner is slowly accepting the Negro's right to the vote and fuller freedom under the law. Moore was a bland, scholarly, teetotaling sort of man who taught school most of his life, but he was a firebrand for all that. And Floridians allowed him to have...
Pigs & Nylon. Many companies have started selling rollers which take the backache out of painting walls and ceilings. Said an executive of W. P. Fuller & Co., the largest West Coast paint firm: "Our goal has been to sell not only paint, but a state of mind. Painting has always been a messy, dirty, disagreeable job. With rollers, it's a cinch for the housewife...
...should officially change the name of Dudley Hall to "Dudley House." This is a small step, but one of great importance to commuters, who keenly feel their separation from the House system. Recognition of Dudley as an eighth House would ameliorate its present anomalous status and give commuters a fuller membership in Harvard...