Word: outward
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...very difficult task that Sir James undertook when he formed his first ministry, but it has been largely through his undoubted good qualities as a statesman that he has been able to preserve an outward semblance of peace in his small corner of Ireland...
Apparently as much wine is consumed in this country as ever. Prohibition laws have simply changed the outward forms by which wines are made. The tonnages of wines carried by leading railroads, for example, have shrunk rapidly toward zero. The Southern Pacific, which in 1917 carried 450,287 tons of wine, and in 1919 about 230,000 tons, in 1923 transported only 49,946 tons. So too the Santa Fe carried 167,535 tons in 1917, 94,181 in 1919 and 21,623 tons...
...OUTWARD BOUND? A magnetic, wistfully played drama of the hereafter, for those who take their future life seriously? and for those...
...OUTWARD BOUND?An unusual cast and production showing that the hereafter has other uses than the base ones of spiritualism...
...OUTWARD BOUND-A moving, plausible introduction to the Hereafter, letting the deceased down easy...