Word: meals
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sociability, which is mechanical, is one of the characteristics of Americans, and they have plenty of supplies of 'hello's,' 'how do you do's,' and 'I enjoyed your speech very much,' which don't mean to them more than prayers mean for so-called Christians before each meal. They talk but they don't mean...
Certain changes in meal hours were recommended, and it was voted to hold a meeting of all the proctors in the Standish Hall Common Room on Thursday morning, September 23, the day that the Freshmen register in the autumn...
Although the Lincoln's Inn Club, the oldest in the Law School, has not definitely decided upon its new site, the Chancery Club, meeting heretofore in the Union, has already leased a house at 44 Follen Street. The building will have ample space for about 60 men at meal time, and there will be living quarters for 16 members...
Nothing but duty could keep me in tonight writing this for the edification of those who would of grapefruit make their meal while shredded wheat their dappled waistcoats ill bedecks, for tonight, as they say in detective stories is the night? The night? Yes, the night when the Choral Society from up the line far past the Sargent portals toward the sun does its stuff, parades its pomp, sings, in fact, at the Pops. And to hug a pretzel while the Radcliffe Choral Society makes merry and out jockies Jacchia is something, or more. But duty is duty...
Died. Charles Brown, 80, one-time colored slave, who cooked the last meal eaten by General Stonewall Jackson before his death in the battle of Chancellorsville (1863); at Washington...