Word: warrantable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...journalists dryly observed that Prince George is in fact a commoner, the usual flurry ensued as Englishmen turned to their Encyclopedia Britannica and once more were titillated by this technicality: "The children of the Sovereign, other than his eldest son, though by courtesy 'princes' and 'princesses,' need a royal warrant to raise them de jure above the common herd; and even then, though they be dubbed 'Royal Highness' in their cradles, they remain 'commoners' till raised to the peerage...
...industry by 1911, is tomato juice and the tomato cocktail which, in five short years, has tickled the nation's palate and pocketbook with ever mounting success. Before 1928 tomato juice was used chiefly for invalids and babies who needed its vitamins. Packers did not produce enough to warrant keeping separate figures. The first recorded figure was 165,251 cases in 1929. In 1930 production soared to 1,316.299 cases. Last year as tomato juice took its place on nearly every restaurant menu in the land, output was estimated at 5,000.000 cases, worth $8,500.000. The rise...
Superintendent King promised that the report would be investigated and that if the charges seemed to warrant if a hearing would be held on the matter...
Superintendent King promised that the report would be investigated and that if the charges seemed to warrant if a hearing would be held on the matter...
President Conant, desirous that Harvard shall produce men of thorough intellectual importance; outstanding in teaching, research, and leadership, does not wish to dispense with the average man, who has done well-enough in school to warrant his presence at Harvard, and whose term-bills are an invaluable contribution. Europe again offers a solution, a way out of the wasteful "three-legged" partnership between scholar and dunce in their race for a degree. Aside from the vociferous backing of the Harkness Hoot, the two-degree system has attracted many prominent educators. If a more intensive and expensive curriculum...