Word: uncut
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...innovation in Union dining policy was revealed yesterday night at supper, when a Yardling was forced to sign for an uncut orange. Only after strenuous urging was he able to exercise the right of cutting the fruit to his own taste, and then at a cost of five cents...
Apparently the Union regime is enforcing an old regulation which has been allowed to lapse during the past year, when students have been allowed to leave the Union with pockets full of oranges and apples. Uncut apples also are being checked, for a Yardling can't have one unless he agrees to show the core after he has eaten...
...Mint are kept in the office of the secretary of the Library, mild, good-natured Martin A. Roberts, who permits them to be examined by reputable scholars, writers and critics who can produce convincing documentary evidence of the seriousness of their purpose. One volume of The Mint is uncut. Readers who are permitted to examine the other do so in the Secretary's presence, but can make no notes and are not supposed to quote Lawrence's words...
...prints, drawings, wood & ivory carvings, tapestry, rugs, stained glass, terra cotta and colored enamels. The only technical idiosyncrasy of George Bellows was a fondness for the cheap board on which the U. S. Government prints penny postcards. For his lithographs and drawings he used to buy reams of it, uncut, from Washington...
...named Harry Winston bought the Jonkers diamond for $730,000, had it insured for $1,000,000 by St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. He was told that the best way to ship it from London to the U. S. was by registered first class mail. Because it was uncut, Dealer Winston had not a cent of duty to pay when it arrived last week. Total cost to Dealer Winston for getting his huge gewgaw across the Atlantic...