Word: photograph
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...pictures of pop-eyed Frankensteins coming out of green mists after white-robed young ladies at confirmation class. Present too were the unconscious eccentrics, formidably sincere and industrious, with their paintings of "The Spirit of St. Louis" flying upside down over one smeared yellow wave. Present were all the photograph retouchers, family sketchers and advertising artists out of work, anybody with a couple of pictures and the nerve to stand on the sidewalk in front of them. Present were Sponsors John Sloan and Tony Sarg prosperous relics of Greenwich Village in its famed days. Present were thousands of customers. Present...
Colyumist Jay Elmer House of the New York Evening Post last week received from a correspondent in Trieste, a clipping from the Ultime Notizie. A headline translated, read: "New Phase in the Lindbergh Drama: Curtis Is About to Be Arrested." From beneath the headline stared a photograph of Vice President Charles Curtis...
...live like animals . . . was confirmed by Dr. Donald S. Wees, Harvard Museum explorer. . . . The explorer said the Indians were completely naked and without homes, shelter or traps of any kind, subsisting on food gathered in the jungles or shot with bow and arrow. . . . Dr. Wees was unable to photograph the Indians, who were as shy as animals and every bit as dangerous. Their chief menace to the jungle traveler, he said, was their quest for horses and mules which they sought for meat...
Shannon's second was next to communicate with Cash and the two men met at 1 p m at Dubois' Bridge, Darlington County, S. C. When Shannon saluted Cash, the latter was looking at his wife's photograph and did not see or return the salute. At the count of one, Shannon fired and Cash felt a hot blow on his cheek—the sand kicked up by Shannon's bullet. At the count of two, Cash fired, saw a white spot against Shannon's black coat precisely where he had aimed, but Shannon stood firm...
...photograph of the class officers will be taken immediately afterward at Notman's Studio. All officers, including speakers and committeemen, are urged to be present, in cap and gown...