Word: tree
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...arrested on her steps. Hazel is dead, and Pierre, wanted by many women, is now wanted by the Law. The Author. A white-haired boy to his publishers (his Early Autumn received the 1926 Pulitzer Prize) Author Bromfield's talent and reputation have flourished like a green bay tree, of which some others would like to share the fruits. To get a "better perspective" of his native U. S. A., he lives mostly in France (he is there, at Senlis. now). A reputed $100,000 cinema contract lured him in 1930 to Hollywood but he prematurely returned, agreeing with...
...Tree (by Richard Maibaum; Ira Marion, producer). Ed and Denny and Matt are all in love with the same girl in a rural district "north of the Mason-Dixon Line." A happy blackamoor named David is found dancing and singing for the girl. He is warned to stay away from her. The geography of The Tree, however, must not mislead you. There is a lynching. Victim is the Negro after the girl is found raped and slain. At this point this earnest play turns allegorical...
...forgives them for their crime, pleads for a better understanding between the races. This action so moves Matt, the real murderer of the girl, that he and Denny decide that he (Matt) should be hanged. This is finally done with the same old rope in the same old tree where the Negro died...
Rockabye, Hoover, on the tree...
Other physicians who, according to Federal Trade Commission information, have used their professional discretion to make use of "Radithor'' include: Thomas S. Pitt of Pine Tree Health Resort, Highpine, Me.; Benjamin Franklin Bowers, St. Benedict, Pa.; Lillian Morgans, Middletown, N. Y.; Gustave Desy, Millbury, Mass.; J. Frank Small, York, Pa.; Mark Manley, Brooklyn. None of their patients is known to have died...