Word: vitalizer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...naturalness. By that token, these Surrys are only soso; just small-town folks with no claims on reserved seats in the grandstand for famed literary characters. But Miss Hull is well worth reading; she gives pleasure. She is precise without being precious or pompous; vivid without being vivacious?or "vital." She is one of the clear-headed people of this verbose world who know the force of the unspoken word...
...bones is tolerated by his classes with the same coldness as he himself radiates. Such a professor seems to have forgotten that all knowledge--science, philosophy, history, literature, religion--all had their origin in the problems of human life. Such a professor needs to learn that his facts become vital, and fraught with meaning and importance, only when they are thrown into relief against these problems...
Commander Ryed is the author of a booklet which has been received with enthusiasm by flyers the world over. Under the title "Navigation of the Air" it treats of many questions vital to pilots and navigators alike...
Cumings was Vital Factor Last Year...
...following the course of the inquiry with anxious interest and I am hopeful that the task of my commissioners will be lightened by ungrudging and single-hearted effort on the part of all concerned to find a solution for the problems of this great and vital industry." In conclusion a host of minor internal affairs were touched upon. These included the Wembley Exposition, the housing situation, the unemployment problem...