Word: relationship
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Topping, climbing Mrs. Crumb, many another socialite host & parasite. All of them dislike one another, exert themselves to the utmost to do one another down. Though Stuffed Shirts is not a continued story, the same stuffed shirts reappear from time to time, and if you are curious about their relationship a genealogical table at the end will make all clear. If you are a constant reader of the society page you may have some fun adventuring among Authoress Brokaw's straw people. If you know the locale, you will recognize familiar faces...
...officials who have come to decorate her gives the play an ironical and momentary lift. What The Lady with a Lamp need's is more lifts. A Widow in Green- Sue (Claiborne Foster) meets Tommy Shannon (Ernest Glendenning) in an English tea shop. To him the brief relationship that follows is delightful companionship. To Spinsterish Sue it is a prelude to marriage. When he suddenly rushes away to Africa. Sue tells everyone in town that she has married Tommy, rushes away to America. There she hears of his death on the Nile. Donning a bright green dress, she fixes...
...informality of such a meeting is of some importance. Not only does this concurrence of the men at the heads of the colleges make for amity among the colleges but it tends to bring educational unity. Many of the college represented have close athletic and social relationship, but personal contacts of the faculties are also of unquestionable value, since they tend for educational progress...
...death of Dr. Samuel W. Stratton, following so closely upon that of Edison, is symbolic of a relationship in the public service of two great scientists. Edison, pioneering in applied science, worked in the early days when one man could begin with the germ of an idea like the incandescent light, and single-handed, carry it through to a practical industrial completion Today, the vast knowledge of the laboratory must be codified by an intermediate agency and passed on to industry as needed. As long ago as 1901, far-sighted Dr. Stratton saw this coming need and met it splendidly...
...merger of the former company with Silent Automatic Corp., big maker of oilburners, whose president, Walter F. Tant, will have a large financial interest in the new company, help in sales policies. Timken-Detroit Co. was a subsidiary of Timken-Detroit Axle Co. which has no corporate relationship to the roller bearing company...