Word: treating
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that: "Now is the time for Citizens' Councils to put pressure on your preacher." And he propounded eight "reasons why it is not Christian" to invite Negroes into white churches: !) Negroes have their own churches, 2) Negroes don't invite whites to join them, 3) Whites should treat Negroes as Christian-in their own churches, 4) Negroes best serve God in their own churches, 5) Negroes who understand God's teachings don't want to mix with whites, 6) Negroes have as much right to a pure race, 7) Negroes believe mixing races is disobedient...
There were 22 pages of buggies in the 1896 book, none in 1933; the famous Covered Wagon went thataway permanently after the 1923 catalogue. "Radio apparatus" made its debut in 1919 under "Telegraph instruments." Silk stockings showed up in the 1912 catalogue for the first time, with the warning: "Treat them carefully." Pajamas made a coy appearance in 1899 for men only; twin beds appeared in 1921. Women's fleece-lined bloomers and men's congress gaiters (high shoes with elastic inserts, no laces) held on as late as 1939, then followed the fur derby into history...
...Treat People Like People...
...Marshall Plan, at least when it was first announced, was not proposed to the American people as simply another exercise in Maginot wall-building. On the contrary, it was presented as a genuine attempt to treat the world we live in, or at least the nations of the Atlantic Basin which are historically and culturally closest to us, as a community...
Newspapers are often no more guilty of inaccurate reporting, said Dr. Hodges, than doctors are of making the wrong diagnosis. When a reporter does make a mistake in a medical story, the real cause may be a doctor's refusal to cooperate. Medical men often treat the press "as despised menials, or the morbidly curious," give the brushoff to the reporter who is "merely attempting to quote you accurately...