Word: soule
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...audience looked thankfully at burly guards stationed near. No bomb came. The speaker thundered: "Chicago has sold her soul for pleasure. Old Rome in all its licentiousness was never like this city! . . . It is up to you people to arise...
Keyserling. The extremely tall, incessantly restless philosopher whose domed cranium and pointed chin give his head the shape of a child's peg top is Count Hermann Keyserling, 47, head of the Darmstadt School of Wisdom, and creator of sensitive, soul piercing books.* Like the humming of a peg top is Count Keyserling's conversation. He chattered and he lectured in perfect English, last week, to lionizing Manhattanites, but so rapidly and with so much finger-waggling that some were abashed and others annoyed...
Maurice Ravel heads the list of contemporary French composers. He was born in a mountain village near the Spanish border, went early to Paris, where the music of the Parisians took possession of his soul. The War also took him and made him a truck-driver...
Three original Blake water colors, "The Union of Body and Soul," "The Grave", and "America", together with "The Book of Job" and Robert Blair's "The Grave", both illustrated by Blake, are included in the Memorial Room Exhibit. One of the few copies of Edward Young's "Night Thoughts" in which the artist colored the printed illustrations completes the exhibit...
Evangelist Moody was born in 1837, became a shoe-seller, then an ardent saver of .souls. He hammered on the word of God as if it had been a heel-peg, with, determination, with insistence, with enormous vigor, but without superfluous gesticulation. Said D. L. Moody, early in his career: "... I wouldn't let a day pass without speaking to some one about their soul's salvation . . . There will be 365 in a year that shall hear the gospel from my lips." With Ira David Sankey, who sang hymns, he toured the U. S. and England, giving...