Word: idealizes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...North American subsidiary, Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., received high praise from Judson Dickerman, Commission examiner. This Ohio company was called a "model concern which conforms to the best ideal of public regulations." Its rates (5? per kilowatt hr.) are low, its securities well secured, its management efficient, its service high-grade. Examiner Dickerman pointed out, however, as one possible reason for the Cleveland company's excellent record, the fact that it operates in competition with a municipal power plant which charges a nominal rate of 3? per kilowatt...
Bishop William Lawrence and John Farwell Moors, in their tenure of office in the Corporation, contributed to the ideal of that body: the forsaking of individualism for a common collectivism--the ideal that has preserved the Harvard tradition. The CRIMSON shares the general regret that two such venerable men have found it necessary to retire from participation in the activities of the Corporation. It welcomes the entry of two proven men of the following generation, Roger Irving Lee and Grenville Clark...
These two developments are not steps in progress, they are leaps. The success of both systems is not to be proved. It is evident. The two converge in one ideal, mens saua in corpore sano...
...Author obviously considers the tumultuous scientific life ideal. Of himself he reports: "Born, practiced dentistry, taught physiology, learned not much, read two or three men, learned a little, came to know two or three women, learned a good deal, made friends with two rats, learned prodigiously, wrote about the rats, continued to write." Actually Dr. Gustav Eckstein, 40, has been a dental surgeon for 20 years, a medical doctor for seven, is salaried instructor of physiology at the University of Cincinnati. He lives across the Ohio River, at Fort Thomas, Ky. For most of his source material he went...
...tortured all his life with the desire to be whole. A hater of Christianity, a praiser of paganism, he was fascinated by the figure of Jesus, was by no means the first or last writer to essay his own Jesus-myth, to try to fit Him into his own ideal...