Word: users
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Luther Burbank: "In an article for Mr. Ford's Dearborn Independent, entitled Tobacco, Tombstones and Profits, said I: 'I never met a tobacco user who did not regret that he had formed the habit; I never met a non-smoker who was sorry he did not smoke. Isn't that significant...
...temporarily while repairs were made on the floor. The desks are almost identical in construction, except one which has no hinges. This desk will be replaced for the use of Senator Lodge majority leader. Senator Lodge has no objection to hinges. But Senator Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts, its former user, did not like hinged desks...
...cocaine habit and a lady her friends term " Unlimited Lou " in the same large evening. They marry and proceed to Paris?varying cocaine with heroin when the first begins to pall?and, after a lurid continental honeymoon, return to England and sink into the nethermost hell of the drug-user. From this they are rescued by an extraordinary swami-plus-demigod, yclept King Laions, who removes them to the island of Telepylus?a sort of Marie Correllian Abbey of Theleme?where they are finally made to cure themselves. A gaudy, wholly incredible penny-dreadful...
Decent conduct at the games on the part of every season ticket user will be required by the Association. Violation of this requirement will subject the ticket to forfeiture and the Harvard man through whom it was issued to the cancellation or restriction of his ticket privileges in the future...
...been lately more cases than usual of men abusing the privileges of the Room in total disregard of the the rights of their fellow students. In some cases maps or pages have been torn out from a book, making it valueless to the next reader; in other cases the user of a reserved book in demand has tried to conceal himself by sitting at a table remote from that at which he has stated he was sitting, or has carried the book away from the Room in spite of his signed promise not to do so; in a few cases...