Word: manner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Students who become involved with the law in any manner except a criminal action may receive the services of the Legal Aid Bureau of the Law School. The members of the staff are all students but the record of cases shows that all but a small fraction are completed in favor of their clients...
...medical profession. For in these days of depression and low income, and of high cost of medical publications, many scientists and physicians have learned to rely upon the accurate scientific reports of such publications as TIME for keeping abreast of advances in science and medicine. In this manner you are rendering a signal service to the public, to science and to medicine. I hope that you will not permit yourself to be deterred from continuing to render such service by any biased or unenlightened criticism, or any self-interested attempts of censorship by individuals or groups...
...enforcing competent standards of reporting and presenting the products thereof in a direct and forthright manner, regardless of the cobweb strands and musty rituals of the learned professions, TIME deserves wholehearted congratulations...
...Midwestern themes and legends of the sort that characterize folk literature. The Jaybird, his novel of a wandering Civil War musician who befriended a Kansas waif, was a sentimental tale for which modern small towns provided an incongruous and unromantic background. Author Kantor now returns to the mood and manner of The Jaybird with a slight, short novel in which a Missouri legend of a wonderful foxhound serves as the frail basis for a story involving revenge, murder and a family feud...
...before dark, the Lindberghs landed in a far lagoon on Seward Peninsula, anchored the plane, and slept. In the middle of the night they were awakened by guttural voices, discovered two boatloads of Eskimos beside the plane. "Hello," said the Eskimos, "we-hunt-duck." Taken aback, not knowing what manner of men his visitors were, Charles Lindbergh replied, "That's nice." Conversation lagged. To keep it going, he explained that he and his wife were just stopping for the night. The Eskimos did not understand. Still trying to make conversation, he asked, "Get many ducks?" Eskimos could not understand...