Word: stomachful
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Britain. Argentina's biggest customer, the eating of beef is an old custom. Britain would be willing to go along with U.S. policy, if the U.S. can supply the lost beef. It looked as if U.S. foreign policy would get down to the level of the U.S. stomach...
...slick-haired, outfielding elder brother of peacetime Yankee Outfielder Sergeant Joe, vigorously ignored the $4.50-a-day meal ticket allowed to Pittsburgh Pirates on the road. In a single Philadelphia sitting he ate $9.97 worth, charged it to the club. Possessor of a priceless 4-F rating (for stomach ulcers), he dared the Pittsburgh management: "If you think I eat too much, trade...
...lower left corner of page 17 of the Cleveland News appeared a two-column patent medicine testimonial from a Mr. Alexander Kellough, of 2508 Morris Black Place, who rejoiced to find himself now rid of backache, insomnia, sour stomach and gas pains, and enthusiastically concluded: "Giljan is a wonderful medicine. Any person with trouble such as mine should lose no time in taking...
...Delph finished up the S.O. course in style but was relieved to have it behind him. He complained that during the last few weeks he has had so much fuel for thought that he went away from the final exam with gas on his stomach...
...Philadelphia's streetcar, subway and bus operators clumped into the sprawling, grimy carbarns as usual at 4 a.m. one morning last week. But as they checked in, one after another of them begged off work. They had an agreed excuse: "I'm sick - sick to my stomach." The cause of their mock sickness: eight Negro employes, who had been upgraded to motormen, were scheduled to make their first trial run that morning...