Word: goldsmiths
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...story of a real estate agent, Mr. J. Lowrison, of No. 7 Goldsmith Square, Stoke Newington, who wrote: " If you will help me in finding a young wife?I will help you in getting a house." Specifications for the young lady: " About 30, short, dark, domesticated...
...extended" his remarks in the Record, and filled four pages with an all-comprehensive dissertation on canines from Noah's time to this. It begins with the Darwinian theory, includes mention of the drawings on the tombs of the Egyptian Kings, and contains almost every dog enlogy except Goldsmith's famous elegy. The essay has well over one hundred paragraphs, and is full of ance dotes, pathetic stories, and amazing statistics...
...season, is one of those standard pieces which bid fair to be revived as long as we continue to have the theatre (and a long time may it be!). Founded on one of the great comedy situations which have delighted mankind since the beginning of the world--mistaken identities--Goldsmith's old story of the heiress who wins, as a barmaid, the love of a youth too bashful to court her in her proper surroundings possesses a curious perennial freshness. Granted that some of the stage devices seem a bit clumsy and outworn to the present generation of theatre-goers...
Assistants in Operative Dentistly, for one year from September 1, 1921.--Dr. Alister Ivan MacIver, Dn. '18, and Dr. Fred Goldsmith Rollins...
...history of literature you will find this to be true. It is for this reason that Shakespeare's plays are still read and his characters still widely known, while the works of almost all of his contemporaries have long ago been forgotten. It is for this reason that Goldsmith has outlasted Johnson, and that Thackeray's work will be famous when present day writers are out of print...