Word: stationer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Collection of a fund of $50,000 for construction of a radio station for "true Americans...
...Green exhibited a certain tipsy truculence in regard to the charges. Said the driver, smiling: "Be reasonable. Give me the gun in payment of the fare." To the somewhat fuddled brain of Mr. Green, the suggestion appeared timely, just. . . . He complied. Later, Mr. Green slept in the police station...
...their tennis courts. "Earthquake love" spread everywhere-the human sympathy and mercy that is always stirred up by great disaster. Portugal, whose possessions the Azores are, rushed portable houses and more tents to the scene. None of the various trans-Atlantic cables for which the Azores are a station were broken...
...Diesel's fuel is crude oil-almost any oil will do. The Foos engineers maintained that their new contrivance was so perfected that even buttermilk, when introduced to its cylinder, would explode with sufficient violence to propel a stranded motorist from a wayside farm to the nearest fuel station...
...restrained themselves patiently to hear yet another speech by Conductor Willem van Hoogstraten. The thousands far away, in stuffy sitting-rooms, carpet-slippered, collarless, on cottage porches lit by a cool, waning moon, heard the last tremendous strains of the overture, whisked their dials around to another station. The Manhattan outdoor concert season had ended...