Word: milked
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...most unabashed hams that ever trod the boards. Despite his looks, he is a kindly and jovial sort of gorilla, who often plays gently with the mice he catches in his cage. The spectacle of Bushman lying at ease like a Roman, munching grapes and gulping quart bottles of milk handed in by his keeper (when in a good mood he politely hands them back), has won the hearts of the multitude...
...quarter of a million people passed by his cage. At first it seemed a morbid and pitiful performance. But gradually it became apparent that Bushman was delighted by the shuffling, elbowing, staring people. He began to regain his appetite, soon was consuming 22 Ibs. of fruit, bread and milk. Last week he was able to get up and count the house. Veterinarians decided that Bushman, though enfeebled, might live on for months, or even years. But even if he died sooner, there was no doubt that Bushman would die happy...
...David A. Wells Prize to Morris Adelman, Ph.D. '48, $500 for his thesis entitled "The Dominant Firm with Special Reference to the A and P Tea Company," and to Raymond George Bressler, Jr., Ph.D. '47, $500 for his thesis entitled "City Milk Distribution...
...Brother Hance's reputation grew, he moved into successively larger quarters. The present St. Barnabas' Free Home at Gibsonia is an ivy-grown stone house of about 50 rooms in the midst of 147 acres, on which the home's milk and meat is raised. Another house at North East, Pa. has 37 patients. St. Barnabas' Brotherhood, founded as a religious order in 1913, now numbers five cowled and cassocked brothers. "One is an engineer," Hance explained last week, "a draftsman and all that. Me, I've got no brains...
...mother who is determined to breastfeed may help herself, the Newtons suggest, by allowing the baby to try longer, which stimulates the milk supply, and by putting aside fear or anxiety, since the supply of substances which lead to milk production is affected by emotional upsets...