Word: sweete
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...whom this low seemed inviting was Floyd B. Odlum. In 1935 he had his investment trust, Atlas Corp., put around $4,000,000 into U. P. & L. debentures, the next year sold the English assets over Clarke's opposition, won for Atlas a sweet paper profit, bought more bonds. In January 1937 U. P. & L. went into the courts under 77B, Clarke's and Hopson's common stock lost control, ended by being wiped out. Odlum, who went on buying, finally held 64% of the bonds outstanding (cost to Atlas: $18,000,000), was in the driver...
...rose 5% to $8,518,000,000, the industry cocks a hopeful eye at the 1,183,687 small farms in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin (not counting other hundreds of thousands in other States), growers of wheat, oats, barley, rye, buckwheat, red clover seed, alfalfa, timothy, sweet clover, beans, cowpeas-as potential market for small combines...
...among those who fear that the bastard English and outside-the-sheets style of TIME will have some influence on American writing. The taste of the fastidious will always lead them to prize the sweet restraints of good English usage. But for God's sake, TIME, stop "upping." If you "up" one thing more "a thumping -%" I will up my lunch. "Up" is adverb, preposition, adjective, and noun. Even in TIME'S conscience isn't that enough...
Under the leadership of Malcolm Holmes '28, the orchestra will play at the Harvard Club of Richmond on Saturday evening, March 30; at William and Mary, March 31; at Sweet Briar, April 3; at Arlington Hall Junior College, April 4; and at Beaver College in Philadelphia, April...
...Pierian's program will include works by both contemporary and classical composers. At Sweet Briar and Beaver joint concerts with the college glee clubs will be held...