Word: mouthing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...final statement emerged from the mouth of former Premier Edouard Herriot...
...merely shut off their electrical power, stopping the presses. Montevideo businessmen were satisfied. But inland the estancia owners and peons awoke from their doze, waited in vain for news from Montevideo. They picked up an occasional scanty radio report from the Argentine, spread rumor and uneasiness by word of mouth. Observers agreed that the Constitution from which all power had leaked last week was probably unrefillable. What the new Constitution would be depended on how well Dictator Terra put his case to rural Uruguayans who have almost forgotten how to die in civil...
...Thea von Harbou. It is all in German, with fairly adequate English subtitles superimposed. Peter Lorre distinguishes himself in a magnificent cast by his haunting performance as the murderer. Good shot: the pudgy young man after seeing himself described as a maniac, peering into a mirror and stretching his mouth to see if he looks crazy...
...social-minded leader in the Federal Council of Churches. Big and muscular, Dr. Tittle served in the Y. M. C. A. during the St. Mihiel offensive. In 1918 he went to Evanston's smart First Methodist Church, where his sermons-spoken out of the side of his mouth-now draw large congregations...
Boston can again be proud of its mouth-piece and intellectual field-marshal. The present issue is a strong one and ably pricks three contemporary American bubbles; Truth in Advertising (by Don Knowlton), Huey Long (by Frank R. Kent), Radio City (by M. R. Werner); and it tramples on two that have already undergone quick deflation, notably in "The Veteran Racket" by Lawrence Sullivan and "From Insull to Injury, a Study in Financial Jugglery" by N. R. Danelian. There are also the confessions of Edith Wharton...