Word: nose
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...professor, who had been born and bred in Brookline, rubbed his nose and continued in his melodious cultured voice...
...Subscriber Hewes not look down too long a nose at advertising matter. The cash register works as hard for readers as for publishers because few and far between are the periodicals where the price readers pay covers the cost of the editorial matter they buy. The reason U. S. magazines and newspapers are by-and-large the best in the world is that U. S. businessmen spend enough money on advertising to pay a good part of the expense of publishing the quality of magazine to which the U. S. public is accustomed...
...cooperation with the School of Public Health the Sanitary Engineering Department has carried out numerous researches in the study of air-borne infection. These investigations have considered the infective range of droplets expelled from the nose and mouth, and engineering means for preventing the spread of infection...
...Desio, the Pope's birthplace where he is still referred to as "Pope Ratti," "Cardinal Ratti" or even plain "Achille Ratti." Said a contemporary of Pius XI: "He was in every boyish prank. ... He always liked to jump. ... In a fight with my cousin, he got a bloody nose. He never forgot that. It took him a year but he gave his milk brother [son of Achille Ratti's wet-nurse] something to remember in a black...
...close to the job and returned hard-bitten General Manager John Thompson to the publisher's post which he held until 1935. To edit the Star ably, Owners Cowles shifted from their Des Moines Register & Tribune 200-Ib. Managing Editor Basil Leon ("Stuffy") Walters, whose stubby nose scents news leagues away...