Word: understandingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When I saw the picture on the front page of your April 6 issue and read the article describing Milwaukee and its Mayor, I actually became dumfounded. I could not understand how it "happened" to be published, as it was, just before election-although the fact that it was made it easier to understand why the article was published...
...fellow countrymen, I have Germanized the Sermon on the Mount. I have not translated it. For you Christianity has been made foreign. I have done this work so that once again you will be able to understand with your hearts God's words in German...
Herewith Dr. Newcomer's solution of a frequent patient-doctor quandary: "If you consult a doctor who, you believe, does not understand you or your case, you should feel perfectly at liberty to change physicians. The polite, kind way to make this switch is to notify the doctor, either verbally, or by letter, that you have decided to dispense with his service. A doctor appreciates this frankness. However, he is so accustomed to handling human nature that if you say nothing at all to him and simply go to another physician, he will feel you have acted well within...
...discord came when photographers asked the girls to pose so that they would reveal their legs at full length. "But we are not show people," objected one of the few who spoke English. "We are artistes! Artists of the ballet!" The general public at first seemed as slow to understand as the persistent cameramen. After a gilded first night (TIME, Jan. 1, 1934), the Monte Carlo Ballet Russe performed time & again to half-empty houses. Last week the troupe was back in Manhattan for a two week stay at the Metropolitan Opera House. This time the bread and salt...
Edmonds has a clear, direct style which is interesting without being marred by emotional excitement. The military campaigns have been carefully diagramed to help the layman understand each situation and only a minimum attempt is made to analyze the character of his subject. "The Seven Pillars" has thoroughly covered the philosophy of its author and Edmonds was wise in letting well enough alone. Perhaps the most interesting part of the little book is the explanation of the "Lawrence Legend" which is ascribed almost entirely to the fertile mind of Lowell Thomas and which grew to such proportions that as late...