Word: remained
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...itself out. Last week I asked a banker to loan me $6,000 to be applied on the building of a new home. The banker threw up his hands and said: 'Oh, Senator, we can't make any loans at present. While we are sound, we must remain in a liquid condition...
Antiseptics. The whole philosophy of antiseptics was contained in a few words read by Herbert Clifton Hamilton, pharmacologist of Parke, Davis & Co.: "No one antiseptic will kill all kinds of germs. For example, the tetanus germ, which causes lockjaw, can be put into pure carbolic acid and remain in perfect health. Aniline dyes, which are widely used for cuts and skin injuries, kill only certain germs and leave others, equally dangerous, unscathed...
Railroads and savings banks are almost equally involved in the New York legality phase of the problem. Since Jan. 1, 57 separate issues of rail bonds have been dropped from the legal list. There remain 624 issues, but an estimate was recently made that well over 50% of these would have to be removed by next year. If there should be no recovery in 1932 sufficient to reinstate these bonds they would lose all possibility of legality until 1937. on account of the five-out-of-six-year rule. This would mean that during the latter half...
...brant to 31 days in northern States, 30 days in central and southern States. Nowhere in the U. S. may waterfowl be taken before the end of September or after the beginning of January. State authorities may shorten their seasons further if they want to. The Federal bag limits remain as before: 15 ducks, four geese (including brant) per day; not more than 30 ducks or eight geese in possession at one time. Divided to match the times of migration, the new state seasons...
...Many a novel of contemporary Germany can be tarred with this stick. But Herr Neumann's psychological epic, his portrait of a modern hero, while it is compact of journalistic realism, is neither ugly, brutal, nor ignoble. Neumann has translated old virtues into modern terms, but their values remain...