Word: soulfully
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When Dr. Hoffman deplores the lack of an anti-suicide agency in the U. S., he ignores (because he thinks it "poorly equipped") the National Save-a-Life League, founded 1907 by Dr. Harry Marsh Warren (TIME, Dec. 7). Dr. Warren and his aides let soul-laden people (2,240 last year, 1,355 so far this year) talk themselves out. Clients include "businessmen, doctors, lawyers, judges, ministers, college students, unfortunate girls, wealthy men and women, actors, editors, bankers, executives of large concerns, society women and club...
...soul of Sir John Cheke! Up to the last century or so, education was practically and theoretically synonymous with classical studies, or, at least, with that profound and generalized culture which the humanities connote. Today they have completely broken their bond with the past and are still experimenting to find an adequate substitute. Here at Harvard, where we hold to the past more than elsewhere in this country it is doubtful whether a school of this sort is compatible with the educational ideals which we inherit. Great men have been among us. Let the people in Lawrence Hall pursue their...
...declared last week: "We must watch closely the coming British Empire conference at Ottawa. . . . We must again look to England and Europe for markets for our products. . . . The United States should never again speak to us about 'Pan-Americanism,' as that word from now on is without soul and without force. We have seen what happened in Nicaragua and Haiti...
...goes back to England, tries to explain his reincarnation to Millicent but she will not release him. He escapes to France, marries Jeanne. But his new-found ego absorbs him so completely that not until she is dying in childbirth does he realize that Jeanne was the heart & soul of Philippe Josselin...
...Ignace Jan Paderewski is on the way over from his hotel to see the exhibition and there isn't a soul in the gallery...