Word: meals
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Here's the New York Evening Post's corner?the Old Couples' Christmas Fund. No one under 60; not one's had a decent meal since last Christmas. Documents to prove it; every case investigated. Better than ever before?older, poorer, sicker, more miserable. Testimonials by Fannie Hurst, Rex Beach, Konrad Bercovici, Frank
...addition, the Business School Dining Halls open January 4, 1927, and will be ready for the new class. Application blanks will be furnished to all men entering Board will be $10.50 a week for 21 meals during the initial period. An allowance of one dollar will be made for men who sign off for not less than four meals over week-ends, including the Saturday evening meal and three meals on Sunday...
...last he had come, eunectes murinus, the snatcher, coiling dangerously out of a dark stream. They took him after he had gorged and lay inert. Natives clustered about chattering, "Sucuri! Sucuri!" (local term for a reptile). They dreaded the monster as do all hunters save immediately after its meal, which occurs only about four times yearly...
...northwest corner of Mt. Auburn and Holyoke Streets. The President is not interested in competing with Square restaurants, but in supplying what no private eating establishment can,--namely, club tables, where groups of men can eat together, being assured of the same table and their particular friends at every meal...
With all the other teams demanding more practice before risking their chances of a free meal on the squash courts, the newly formed CRIMSON outfit will play the confident H. A. A. aggregation today at noon. The newspapermen will have on their team the President, the Managing Editor, the Business Manager, and a News Editor, and a Photographic Editor of the CRIMSON. The inhabitants of the Union bandstand have not yet decided upon their final line-up, but their first three representatives are an follows. Number 1. Director of Physical Education. Number 2. S. Dej Osborne...