Word: paragrapher
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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TIME: Curt, clear but incomplete. In TIME of March 9, p. 12, paragraph 7, "Late in entering the fight, Commander O'Neil made up for lost time by bringing the full political pressure of his huge organization to bear upon Congress." There is no mention whatsoever of any other veteran group in your entire story. It is time the public of the nation realized that Commander O'Neil and his huge organization do not represent all the World War veterans. In the 1930 national convention of the American Legion, a motion to participate in the fight with the Disabled American...
...Editor's note: The above editorial refers to a paragraph in the Inklings column of the Lampoon of March 5. The specific sentence in question reads: "We fear that the CRIMSON's Vagabond is the sort of man who could become romantic about a Radcliffe girl...
Robert Nathan never sacrifices a paragraph to a phrase, but every now & then a sentence gives you a quiet wink. ''Her first experiences of marriage, like those of most good women, had left her with the desire to defend herself against strangers...
...hero, being a gentleman, finally says no, he cares too much to let it go on, so they get married, despite Miss Stanwyck's theories. Sure enough she was right and things go from bad to worse until they separate. That doesn't work so ef. sentence 1, paragraph...
...really felt about my deceased spouse, there was a golden coffin before me. Out of it rose a desk and a typewriter and behind it was the form of the deceased, cutting and bisecting thousands of notes and letters, occasionally setting one aside, pausing and jotting down a brief paragraph or two. After each of these strange interludes she would pick up a knife, sharpen it a bit on her old boot and then stab an imaginary figure at her side, resuming her work with a mumble: "Another last word." . . . G. C. MERRILL...