Word: methodism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...joint. One way to tell is to study the folds in the skin of the thighs. If one thigh is creased more on the inner side than the other, the creased side is dislocated. If both thighs are deeply creased, both hips are probably dislocated. Another method is to put the baby flat on its back and bend its legs at the hips and knees so that its feet are flat on the table or bed. If one hip has been out any length of time, the knee on that side will be lower than the knee of the unaffected...
...acrobats, jugglers and bareback riders for the 150-odd circuses which are perpetually junketing up & down & across the Soviet Union, furnishing entertainment which the "little brothers" like almost as well as cinemas. To U. S. circus troupers, toughened in the service of Barnum's, the Technicum's method of training is apt to seem funnier than the serious-minded clowns it produces...
...past to determine where realism leaves off and burlesque begins in Erskine Caldwell's novels (Tobacco Road, God's Little Acre). But this new Caldwell story will not give many readers trouble, for it reads throughout like a complete travesty of the author's previous method. Journeyman is the story of an itinerant preacher. Semon Dye, the "potentest" man that ever drove a ramshackle remnant of a Model T Ford down a Georgia turnpike. Semon is a crap-shooting, corn-guzzling, philandering highbinder with a gimlet eye and a ready pistol...
...other questions and the results are as follows: "Do you believe that a national policy of a navy and air force second to none is a sound method of ensuring us against being drawn into another great war?", yes,--728, no,--1,859; "Should the United States enter the League of Nations?" yes--1,600, no--956; "Do you advocate government control of armament and munition industries?", yes--2,183, no--417; and "In alignment with our historic procedure in drafting man-power in time of war, would you advocate the principle of universal conscription of all resources of capital...
...Finally, this new departure at Harvard promises to bring a much needed force of integration into the whole field of graduate instruction. Here is one practical method by which the coordination which is so sorely needed can be accomplished. From such coordination and integration of the separate fields of the social sciences and of the applied natural sciences we may hope to accomplish much for the good of the nation...