Word: ideale
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...many a free man cannot earn a slave's adequate "board and keep." Commenting, the British Governor of Sierra Leone, Brig. Gen. Sir Joseph Byrne, said: "Although the freeing of the slaves is a step of great importance, it marks what is only a beginning toward the ultimate ideal of abolition of unpaid communal labor...
...least curious fact concerning the Signora Rachele Mussolini is that her very name is unmentioned in the sole authorized biography of Il Duce, a volume of 352 pages in which space is found to depict several mistresses. Thus this great lady is the ideal Italian type of completely self-effacing signora pòr bene-a phrase which cloaks her with all the matronly virtues and proclaims that, as befits Caesar's wife, she is transcendently above suspicion...
...nanny flicked her beard at a paragraph: "Goat milk is recognized by medical authorities as the ideal food for babies, or adults with weakened digestive powers. The American Medical Journal says 'Goats' milk is the purest, most healthful and complete human food known.' Alpure is 100% goats' milk, with nothing added. Evaporation under sanitary conditions retains all nutritive elements...
...Crazy. Dorothy Mackaill frolics about in riding habits, in abbreviated dresses and behind a lunch counter. She shocks her grandmother, scares away bootleggers with a gun, and plays about with the cinematic ideal of a college boy, impersonated by Jack Mulhall...
...warn that it is time to face the probability of currency chaos caused by discovery of synthetic gold; heard Professor William Bennett Munro, of Harvard, urge science in politics, denounce "bawling at the voter"; chuckled when Professor Thomas Sewall Adams, of Yale, described the income tax as a "misplaced ideal"; learned from Dr. Allen Johnson, editor of the Dictionary of American Biography, that baseball players and fisticuffers have as good a right in his Dictionary as Congressmen; elected Professor James Henry Breasted, Chicago Orientalist, president of the American Historical Association, James Harvey Robinson, humanizer of knowledge, first vice president; heard...