Word: pathe
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...made the cocktail hour smart and popular. Some of our wet friends are now talking about education for enlightened drinking but allied youth feels that if one is enlightened," one does not care to drink. It is the first taste of alcohol which sends the drunkard on the downward path. We feel somewhat superior to these who pay good money to slide down to hill. No we do not want prohibition back again we only want to tackle it from a personal point of view...
...beginning to find an answer to her difficulties by getting to be a moderately successful novelist. A chronicle-novel by a painfully honest contemporary chronicler, Company Parade will not appeal to readers romantically inclined. But critics, most of whom consider Author Jameson's feet in the right path, will acknowledge that she is making a long stride forward...
Pennsylvania's path is easier than Harvard's for the rest of the route. The Red and Blue next plays Princeton two games--one at Philadelphia next Saturday and another in the Jungle a week later. But the Tigers have been known to be tough on Penn, as they were tough on Dartmouth's Indians last Saturday, Dartmouth eased the Bengals out of the championship picture by winning the opening game, 8 to 4, but the Tigers repaid this unkindness by shading the Indians, 5 to 4, in the nightcap, and so prevented Jeff Tesreau's men from swinging...
...strictness of her station, making her debut in Manhattan and at 23 marrying Edward Wharton, Boston banker. Her first book, a collaboration with Architect Ogden Codman on The Decoration of Houses (1897), was daringly modern, surprised everybody by being a success. Soon she was well launched on her literary path. Few of her social acquaintance gave her any encouragement. "My literary success puzzled and embarrassed my old friends far more than it impressed them, and in my own family it created a kind of constraint which increased with the years. None of my relations ever spoke...
...Thomas, a poor man's horse, belongs to Alexander Gordon of Louisville, onetime trainer for Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt and Cartoonist Bud Fisher. Sir Thomas finished his two-year-old season a "maiden," never having won a race. But had he not jumped a path on the course at the Futurity, observers say he would have beaten Singing Wood. Form-players can justify their fancy for Sir Thomas by recalling that Sir Barton in 1919 and Broker's Tip last year entered the Derby as ''maidens...