Word: soled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Very rapidly: "Thirty-two dollars bid; 32 dollars bid: 32, doo, doo, doo, diddy, doo dollars bid. . . . Thirty-eight dollars bid; thirty-eight dollars bid; 38, nate, nate, nate dollars bid. . . . All done-sole...
...which she calls "Right-of-way" and where she pleases herself by writing semi-religious poetry. Two years ago she published Happiness & Other Verses, giving the royalties to Christmas Seal campaigns. Although her seal work has had national effect, her personal activity has remained localized in & about Wilmington. Her sole decoration : a medal from the local Kiwanis Club...
...America, members of the Harvard Debating Council and The Oxford Union will stage the first transoceanic meet in the history of debating. It comes as something of a surprise that the speeches will not be heard in England owing to the policy of the British Broadcasting Company, the sole authorized radio agency in the country, of refusing to broadcast controversial subjects...
...Graduate School of Education has been appointed by the College Entrance Examination Board to the new Commission on English which will present the board with a new set of requirements for the entrance examinations in English to take effect after 1934. Professor Thomas is Harvard's sole representative on the commission and was also the chairman of the old Commission on English, as a result of whose report on the English of the College Entrance Examination Board this new commission was established...
...purely quantitative fact that the last showing of the society attracted 1500 people lies a recognition of the success of their aims, and the answer to the present difficulty. Manifestly unfair as it is to expect a New York group to be the sole supporters of a gallery they never view, it is obvious that the Harvard undergraduate who enjoys the advantages of the exhibits should help to support what has been a worthwhile experience. And there must be Boston people interested in cultural education who will be willing to aid the institution in its present dilemma...