Word: good
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...What do the men at the front eat? The food is extraordinarily good and plentiful and speaks well for the marvellous organization of the supply department. The supplies are brought from the sea coast bases to within ten miles of the front, and are taken from there, under cover of night, by regimental trucks to within 500 yards of the front line trenches. I have never known the supplies to fall to arrive each night, no matter how severe the battle was raging...
Undergraduates may obtain cards entitling them to a reduction of 25 cents on tickets to all performances from P. C. Lewis '17, Thayer 26. These cards are not transferable and are good when presented at the Co-operative Branch store or at the box office. Tickets for all performances are on sale at Thayer 26, the Co-operative Branch and Herrick's, at $1.00 and $1.50 exclusive of the 25-cent reduction...
What about the folks at home? Well, they were illustrating the devotion which some American families have been showing in the last two years to the cause of France--to the cause of civilization. They had built the fire for Richard; but they did a good deal more. The mother became a volunteer nurse in the hospital at Neuilly. Before she came she had written a letter to Abbe Klein, the chaplain of the hospital at Neuilly, in which she said: "As I write, the clock strikes two, perhaps the very hour when life forsook our child. I am often...
...this is rather to the credit of "You're in Love" than otherwise. The only twains that have the slightest chance of becoming "popular" are "You're in Love" and "Loveland." These are easily above the average of most musical comedies, but they will hardly stand comparison beside--"Very Good Eddie for example...
...leading character, the nypocnondriac, is a well-to-do and at bottom good-natured man who imagines himself sick, and makes life miserable for all concerned. Many of the trials and tribulations which visit him in the course of the play are the result of a deliberate attempt on the part of his friends and family to cure him of his fancied malady...