Word: use
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...What do I think of England and America? Rather a large question, don't you think? In America everybody seenis to be in a hurry; in England people like to take their time. And both countries seem to get there just the same! What's the use...
...CRIMSON regrets its failure, in publishing recently the reply of Professor Frankfurter to Dean Wigmore on the Sacco-Vanzetti case, to give credit to the Boston Herald for permission to use Professor Frankfurter's statement...
...Stay-at-home Englishmen have never seen a "forest" in the U. S. sense, but use this term to describe any large wooded estate, often with turf underfoot as smooth and impeccable as a lawn tennis court...
...Frederic James Farnell of Providence, R. I., last week reported that he had gained a measure of success in treating sleeping sickness by the use of a hypertonic solution of iodine...
...thoroughgoing man, Dr. Forbes Godfrey, Minister of Health for the Canadian Province of Ontario, last week forbade the further use of roller towels in all business and public lavatories; of powder puffs and sponges in all barbershops; of wooden bedsteads in public lodging houses of the Province. Reasons, well known to U. S. dwellers among whom such hygienic measures now seem almost antediluvian: germs teem on public towels, puffs and sponges; bedbugs nest in the joints of wooden bedsteads, in the crevices of their peeling veneer, in their "antique" wormholes...