Word: rammed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Cunningham, F. M. Dallowalla, G. P. Davis, A. E. Erickson, A. E. French, F. S. Grant, David Guaranecia, G. D. Hastings, T. A. C. Hollander, D. H. Holzman, J. E. King, Charles McGehee, J. E. McKesson, Arthur Malls, D. M. Owens, C. R. Porter, R. A. Pease, P. S. Ram, W. S. Rice, A. P. Rogers, A. R. Salamond, G. M. Saum, W. M. Sheehan, S. F. Stanley, S. B. Trainer, David Whiting, D. H. Whiting, P. S. Wise...
...Ram's horn...
...that section of Tuscany was homogeneously Fascist. Not long after he had entered the hotel, swarms of Black Shirts scooted down the mountains, congregated before Signor Amendola's hotel, groaned, booed, hissed. Finding little satisfaction in this, the crowd began to surge backward and forward, like a busy battering ram, in an effort to break the police cordons thrown round the building. Eventually several Fascisti dashed by the police, entered the hotel, chased Signor Amendola up to his bedroom on the fourth floor where he locked himself in. His secretary received a black eye for being heavy of foot...
...Enchanted Realms, draped in gauze, paraded the streets of Atlantic City, while thousands of the city's jovial sunburned holiday makers peered at their curious garb; at Grand Monarch A. F. Ittner of St. Louis, who strutted in front, at his personal aid, the Cannibal King,* at the Ram of Kamram†; at the flowing robed Islams of the Hindoo Goosh Grotto of Hamilton, Ontario; at the regal representatives of the 46 other grottos. The Prophets drank orange nip on the million dollar pier; listened to concerts, speeches. From Washington came an airplane, bearing a message from President Coolidge...
About the time of Martin Luther (1483 to 1546), there arose among these people a prophet protesting against Hinduism on the one hand and Muhammadanism on the other. His name was Nanak. He taught that God was neither Allah nor Ram, but simply God. He rejected the Hindu idols, caste-system, concremation of widows (suttee), pilgrimages to sacred rivers (TIME, Feb. 9). He forbade wine, tobacco, infanticide. His essential difference from Christianity was a belief in transmigration and fatalism...