Word: sweets
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Thus one night last week did an announcer at Newark's WOR preface a radio act put on by the Mount Rose Gin Distilling Co. of Trenton, N. J. Immediately thereafter a male trio called "The Sizzlers" burst into "Sweet Adeline." Mount Rose Gin was mentioned more than once...
...Sohrab adjured the couple: "When God gives you sweet and lovely children, exert yourselves in their education that they may become imperishable flowers in the divine rose garden, nightingales in the ideal paradise, servants of the world of humanity and fruits of the Tree of Life...
...called it the "400" till I tried to learn it. Then I decided it was because there were 400 different steps to it. The Rhumba -- that's really a hot dance, too, and the NRA, a waltz named after the Recovery Act is another new step that's pretty sweet. Thank the Lord we don't have some of the vulgar dances they used to have like the "Grizzly Bear," and the "Rocking Chair...
Your admirable editorial in today's CRIMSON seems to me to contain a point which cannot be overemphasized in connection with the New Deal. The sentiments of the administration as expressed in the speech of Governor Sweet at the National Council of Students in Politics last week were that all students should support the New Deal, back Roosevelt, trust in God, and everything would then come out all right. No attempt was made to clarify, define, or indicate the lines along which the New Deal was progressing. Nor were the lines of transition from a trust in Roosevelt...
...this attitude were prevalent only in the mind of Governor Sweet it would not be worth mentioning. Unfortunately this is not the case. The Secretary of Agriculture, as the CRIMSON so well pointed out, wants the youth movement to back the New Deal, and to insure that its aims and ideals are carried out to their fullest realization. But the Secretary made no attempt to define the purposes of the New Deal...