Word: reveals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...University officials. Despite the fact that the comptroller's office, with the intelligence of an ostrich hiding its head in the sand, refused to release to the public the truth of the case, the actual facts, uncovered in way most likely to antagonize a not-too-friendly press, reveal Harvard's heart to be not wholly as black as it was originally painted...
...done, and France displayed far less anxiety about that than she did last week about whether Germany might default. But the Wall Street crash has raised doubts as to whether U. S. investors can be depended on to hold the German bag-full or empty as the future will reveal. Last week lean, jocular Melvin Alvah Traylor, President of The First National Bank of Chicago, and quiet, thickset Jackson Eli Reynolds, President of First National Bank of New York, were on the Atlantic en route to tell the statesmen at The Hague what can be expected from U. S. investors...
President Hoover at the Gridiron Club dinner last month heard the shade of Historian John Fiske reveal "the truth" about Lincoln's attitude toward slavery. Fiske quoted Lincoln as saying: "The great issue of slavery must be met. We are engaged in a noble experiment. . . . I am appointing a commission to go into the whole labor situation, including slavery, which will report sometime, somewhere, somehow...
With a nice flair for the appropriate statistic, the German Railway Company cheerfully went on to reveal last week that even if the public had fooled them it had still bought one billion tickets during the year. "Seventeen printing shops print most of the tickets," continued the chatty announcement, "but we have installed 1,650 ticket-printing apparatuses in our most important ticket offices which can be instantly adjusted to print any ticket required, together with any price...
...Italics the Graphic's. The Graphic denied that Publisher Macfadden had written the editorial personally, declined to reveal the author...