Word: traveled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...have nothing to do with such a fool session. . . . Only a fool would travel to Jackson at his own expense. . . . If the legislators want to save the State's credit and take care of suffering school teachers and the insane, then let them sign the [non-impeachment] pledge and I'll announce the call within 30 minutes...
Beginning Friday inoculations for Typhoid will be given at Stillman Infirmary from three to four o'clock for any students who desire to obtain this protection. The series of inoculations will give protection for about three years, and is especially advised for men who intend to travel this summer. If enough men are unable to take the treatment on Friday, the inoculations will be given on Tuesday also...
...reaches her majority. Many a newspaper column has been devoted to Doris and her wealth ($53,000,000), her presentation at the Court of St. James's, her expensive debut at Newport last year (she was supposed to awaken to melodious chimes, bathe in water from an illuminated fountain, travel with a body-guard). Like many another rich Southern woman, Mrs. Duke is conservative, quiet, charming. Her fellow trustees regard her as a fine figure of a woman, find her (unlike the Southern woman of tradition) able and efficient in business. She seldom goes to their Carolina meetings but always...
...Sound is a series of waves. The waves need something to travel in. In general, the denser the medium the better sound gets through. Water is a better sound conductor than air. Steel is better than water...
...Paris Count Hermann Alexander Keyserling, author (The Travel Diary of a Philosopher), maintained that: "Those women of the Northern ;United] States will not last long because their lives are becoming devoid of emotion. . . . Those beautiful, emotional types of women in the southern part of the United States may be the saviors. . . . South America is the country of the future. It is the only place in the world where one still finds an emotional life of real intensity...