Word: treating
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Kaufman and Marc Connelly. It is filled with Mr. Connelly's curious fantasy and delicate humor?the same that promises to be in evidence when his new play opens in the autumn, that was notably apparent in the small sketch he recently wrote and acted in for The Dutch Treat Club Show, annual performance of that jour- nalists' and artists' society...
...last week set aside $2,500,000 to found a most original organization. It will enroll boys of between 12 and 16, who will sign a pledge to abstain from bad habits, particularly alcohol, to comply with the laws of any country they may happen to be in, to treat their companions kindly, to make themselves better men for the women they are going to marry. If they keep the pledge for two years, they will receive from $100 to $200. They will be called ''Endeavorists." Said Mr. Schepp: "After two years, they can do anything they like...
...becoming a father but has evidence that his young and beautiful wife, Beatrice, cannot become a mother without miraculous ministration, therapeutic aid or both. Now Beatrice is loved by an amorous nobleman, also young, who disguises himself as a doctor and comes, at her husband's request, to treat her with Mandragola, a root whose properties, the noble leech insists, will permit the aged merchant to realize his ambition, at least to all appearances. Thus the old man soon rejoices in the promise of an heir, and the young couple is also very well content...
...Wild Asses" the novel of undergraduate Harvard life which was to be issued February 21, will be delayed until March 14, according to the announcement of the Small-Maynard Co. who are the publishers. This book is written by James Gerald Dunston '23 and it is said to treat college life in a realistic, yet sympathetic manner...
...close of his speech, the Chancellor said that his Government was not reactionary but founded upon a basis of goodwill of a large section of the country. He strongly deprecated the fact that the "Allies assumed the right to treat us as though we were standing at the bar of justice and handing out a verdict while we know nothing of the indictment or the evidence. . . . M. Herriot's program of arbitration security and disarmaments I can accept for Germany...