Word: paragrapher
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...June 9 number of TIME you have an article, "Primary and Pupils," in which you display a carelessness with facts that causes one to wonder if your articles are usually so lacking in reliability. You state in the next to the last paragraph: "Responsibility finally filtered down to Professor Kirby who innocently said...
...said that he found Rogers' remarks "not only humorous ... but illuminating." In 1919 he published his first book. The Cowboy Philosopher on the Peace Conference, which contains his famed quip: "It says in there [the Peace Covenant] 'There is to be no more wars.' And then there is a paragraph further down telling you where to get your ammunition in case there was one." Worth more than $2,000,000, he plays polo not badly, earns $750,000 per year...
...devastating paragraph the whilom Lord High Chancellor revealed that Scientist Haldane is a man with a past, a past in which he once obscurely wrote these damning words: Any paper on pure science becomes the property of the whole world the moment it is published...
...This book," declares the author in the first paragraph, "is a deliberately restricted and selective treatment of an inexhaustible subject." It is addressed to the aggressive feminist who in the upward swing of woman's reaction from the past attempts to find a place in man's field of activities to the detriment...
...indiscriminate shooting . . . for nearly five hours by two patrolling motor lorries running at high speed in the whole of the town, where there was any disturbance of any kind." Interjecting at this point the editor of the Times declared: "We have omitted from Mr. Hirachand's statement a paragraph in which he makes wild allegations that individuals not involved in the disturbances were deliberately fired at by police." Since the pro-Gandhi press has been silenced by the Government, the Saint's followers were reduced to circulating a secretly mimeographed leaflet. Excerpt...