Word: warmly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...sure that I am not alone in my preference. Instead of the hot breakfasts, with two kinds of meat and several vegetables and the light lunches, I prefer a light breakfast of coffee, chocolate and rolls with cracked wheat, oat-meal and a few other similar articles and a warm lunch instead. Let us have good soups with some warm meats and vegetables. Most men eat but a light breakfast and do not care for so much as we have at present. With this suggestion, which I recommend to the attention of the directors and the boarders. I close...
...WEATHER.WASHINGTON, D. C., June 9, 1883, 1 A. M. For New England, warm, fair weather during the day, followed by slightly cooler threatening weather and rain, winds shifting to southeast and southwest, falling barometer...
...that the examination period is again confronting us, the ventilation of the rooms in which the examinations are to be conducted becomes quite an important consideration to every student. Especially is this true during the warm weather of the middle of June. When a number of men, as sometimes happens, are put into a hot, close room to under-go a three-hour examination, or, indeed, even a shorter one, unless every precaution be taken the air necessarily becomes impure and unfit to breathe, greatly to the disadvantage of those at work. And since the result of a year...
...WEATHER.WASHINGTON, D. C., May 11, 1883, 1 A. M. For New England, cloudy, rainy weather; warm, southerly, veering to colder, northwest winds, falling, followed by rising, barometer...
...discouraged by their recent misfortune in losing their regular stroke; much time, however, has to be lost in repeating some of the elementary work under the new make-up. This is particularly unfortunate at this time of the year when the weather permits good rowing and is not too warm. The crew are rowing very well in their new order; the new stroke is surpassing all expectation, and Ayers is doing remarkably well at No. 4. That our chances against Yale have been seriously impaired, it will be useless to deny; still we rely upon the pluck and determination...