Word: rashness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...scrapping less, repairing more; an 1892 locomotive was reconditioned for New York Central service last week (see cut). The closing of auto assembly lines cut another big source at least until war production reaches its peak. Yet scrap still lies over the face of the U.S. like a rusty rash-jalopy graveyards, abandoned streetcar tracks, cellar junk. Why doesn't it move to the mills...
Another thing to be remembered before making any rash statements about the rest of the Harvard season, is that Yale, Princeton, and Dartmouth are accustomed to blitz the Cadets, generally by more substantial scores than that chalked up by Harvard, and this makes the actual advance of this year's team over last's still a matter for conjecture...
...life insurance firms, their best crop of prospects now earmarked for military service, last week broke out in a rash of war-risk clauses in all new policies. Anything but uniform, the clauses all produced the same net result: no payment for death due to war. (Policies already in force are of course not affected.) War-risk clause extremes...
Early symptoms are a tired feeling, loss of weight, rapid breathing, fast heart action, vague pains in the joints, commonly called "growing pains." The child becomes pale, except for flushed cheekbones-the "rheumatic look." He sometimes develops a typical rash, and his joints may become red, swollen...
...should rue that infamous day when an inconsidered and rash Act of the Corporation created the annex across the Common. Like Frankenstein's, this hideous monster now threatens to turn and devour its master and creator. Tell the man whose house is on fire to be calm, but urge not temperance on me while this grief blot still remains on the Harvard escutcheon! I demand the immediate suppression of the R----e Table on the grounds of indecency. R. Llewelyn Brill...