Word: sentinel
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...York Journal-American, Chicago Herald-American, Milwaukee Sentinel, Baltimore News-Post, Los Angeles Examiner, Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, San Francisco Examiner...
Directly across the street from Harvard Hall and between "the sentinel and the nun," by which O. W. Holmes, Sr., meant respectively the Unitarian and Episcopal churches, lies the Old Cambridge Burying Ground. It is one of the most distinctive of American graveyards. More people were buried in it before 1700 than in any other cemetery in the United States. But more important than these laurels is the fact that is tenants had the lion's share in the making of embryonic America. From 1635, when Cambridge was called New Town, until the clearing of the lot at Mt. Auburn...
...discovered at once by the sentinel who watched and heard him make an odd noise and twitch," Andrus contined. "The sentinel called the doctor and chaplain who were in the corridor and who found him dying...
Preference. In Centralia, Ill., Jack and Mary Ann Sligar advertised in the Sentinel: "Wanted immediately-unfurnished apartment or house: man, wife, and daughter, 8, and dog. Will dispose of dog, but prefer to keep child...
Though Prexy T. L. P. O'Donnell '47 tried every secret hand-shake and pass-word he knew, including "General Education," the sentinel was adamant. As a last resort, when the Council failed to turn up with a quorum, it was suggested that several society members be hastily appointed to the group, in exchange for use of the room. But they met on the third floor...