Word: panic
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Lowell: That ought to panic 'em. Do you remember Comstock...
...Lowell: It ought to panic...
...inability to make use of the experience and thought of an intelligent opposition the government of Mr. Roosevelt does not stand alone. That failure accounts for many of the major blunders of American history, from the suppression of Nicholas Biddle's National Bank to the panic strategy of Herbert Hoover. Where there is no coherent opposition there can be no sincere, continuous criticism of principle; democracy has been characterized by the lack of coherent opposition, for the reason that no man can or should have the humility and patience to convince a bureau, or a department, strong in the sanction...
Eddie Cantor: Well, it sure ought to panic...
...from real estate in attractive locations of American cities to the buying of articles or commodities which must be used in what are known as consumable goods, as well as in the shares of companies that will be doing a profitable business long after the inflation panic in over...