Word: loves
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Mason, Moose, Odd Fellow, Shriner, Legionary; 6) his favorite expression was "By Golly"; 7) he was a tireless and sometime tiring speaker; 8) his wife, Clara, played the harp. But all these things combined were outweighed by the fact that rich & radical Senator Couzens had appeared to love the New Deal too dearly since that raw day in 1933 when Franklin Roosevelt moved into the White House...
Specifically Argentines, Cubans and Venezuelan males were tagged by Esquire's feminine investigator as grossly overrated: "They are not gallant in a practical way. They meet you at a bar for cocktails at five-thirty, make violent love to you-and then go home for dinner." Physically "they are not only short: they are thin, too, with narrow shoulders and wide hips: in other words-bell-bottomed." Nor can they hold their liquor: "All Latins have trouble with their livers and if they drink too much they get very sick." On puerile obscenity they thrive: "The simplest reference...
...film version. Several of the roles are undertaken by minor Hollywood actors, whose performances are about on a par with what is expected in a Works Progress Administration show. A reformed prostitute shoots her high-born but estranged father when he refuses to give her money for her true love, who has been forced to steal $1,000 to send his old mother to a sanatorium...
Publisher Hecht explained it all to his own satisfaction, gave his editorial formula: "The field of child study, parent education and better homemaking . . . deals with all that is most fundamental in life-with the home, with the love of parents and children, the relation of husbands and wives, with all that makes for security and joy in living...
...that there were 44,000,000 savings accounts in the U. S. even in Depression. These and other facts, read the advertisement, reached "right down into the very roots of your own life - and your family - and your future," were as "deep, as abiding, as encompassing as hunger, love, religion...