Word: sudsing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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New Zest. Procter & Gamble began test sales of Zest, a soap which holds the dirt and grime in suspension in the water, doesn't leave a ring around the bathtub. P. & G. claims Zest will produce suds even in salt water. Price: approximately 15? a cake.
Yale's outstanding player was Bob "Suds" Sutherland. All New England midfielder from Andover and captain of last year's Andover team. Sutherland scored five of the Blue goals and would have scored more but for fine defensive play by Tom Crump. Other Eli stalwarts were Jim Ostheimer, a midfielder...
Bubbling Suds. Soriano, a U.S. citizen since 1945, began his empire-building as a 21-year-old accountant in Manila's San Miguel Brewery. Within six years he rose to general manager. He plowed most of his salary and all the money he could borrow into expanding the business...
One-half to two-thirds of the troops in the Army, said President Colvin, passed their rations on to "drunkards." She intimated strongly that these lamentable souses, fairly gurgling with borrowed suds, would fall easy prey to a cruel enemy.
¶ A pinch of bicarbonate of soda brings a good, foamy head to a glass of beer; dry ice makes coffee or tea appear to steam and causes pretty suds in a pail of soap powder solution.