Word: smaller
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Smaller: Pierre, S. Dak. (pop. 3.659). Carson City...
...resulting disease is fundamentally suppurative, with perforation and abscess formation the usual sequelae." This is easy for the surgeon to clean up. Children and infants present difficulties because they cannot explain their com plaints and because parents too often give destructive cathartics. As people grow older, progressively smaller is the likelihood of their developing appendicitis. In their appendicitis, however, "suppuration is the exception rather than the rule, and the primary pathologic change tends to be a massive variety of gangrene, a true tissue death." In the old the disease tends to spread and cause general infection. This means that "senile...
...gunwales. After a half hour's fruitless taxiing over glassy water Plane No. 4 hoisted herself into the sky. Thirty minutes later the flagplane piloted by Commander McGinnis got off. For nearly two hours they circled over the bay while the remaining four charged up & down and smaller planes taxied around to kick up a swell. Finally a shout went up from the bridge of the U. S. S. Gannet, where stood Admiral David Foote Sellers, Commander-in-Chief of the U. S. Fleet: "He's up!" Plane No. 5 had found a breeze off a point...
...fiscal 1935 our budget, including all emergency expenditures now foreseen, is estimated to balance with a surplus of $14,000,000. Some unforeseen expenditures may be required, but we hope to keep them as small as possible. Certainly the deficit for 1935 will be far smaller than for any fiscal year since 1931." He might also have added: "When all this is done our public debt will be $260 per capita compared to $870 per capita in Great Britain." The difference between this statement and the President's actual message is merely a matter of bookkeeping practice, and human...
...clock in the upper common room of the Union. The Chairmen urge all Freshmen who are interested in trying out for the Red Book staff to attend. No experience will be required for any of the Boards. The staff, according to the Editor-in-chief, will, however, be smaller than usual, so that "the competitions will be more intense and the honor of being a member will be greater." At the meeting tomorrow night, several former editors of the Red Book will be present, and will describe to the candidates the duties of the Boards...