Word: weatherly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...this season the 1927 team has given promise of ability, since it has scored 27 points to its opponents' two in the three games played. Unlike former first year teams, the men have had the use of the Arena two afternoons a week, and under the mild weather conditions, this factor has been of great advantage...
...weather conditions permit, the University second hockey team will open its season this afternoon at 3.00 o'clock with a game with Cambridge Latin School on the Charlesbank rinks. The team was scheduled to meet the Noble and Greenough sextet just a week ago, but due to the lack of ice, the game was cancelled. There is a possibility that the same condition may prevail today and in which case the Harvard squad will be given a blackboard talk in the Varsity Club at 2.30 o'clock...
...present year it has kept track of 15,000 ships and published the fate and whereabouts of every one of them in Lloyd's List, the official bulletin. But as a general insurance firm Lloyd's is even more famous. In Britain it insures anything from the weather to eggs hatching in incubators. To Americans it is famous for having insured against Harry K. Thaw's conviction, for having insured a baseball team against losing a World's Series, for having issued policies to business men against the election of Henry Ford as President...
...necessary that the country should have a chance to show what men represent its views. I believe the election should be held in April. It is a mistake to hold an election in winter. Fourteen years ago I made this mistake, which cost many votes as owing to the weather, the people in the mountain districts were unable to visit the polls...
...Lloyd George attracted general attention. True to his profession, and his convictions, he planned to make his business trips on the Continent and his Channel-crossing by air. Leaving Pett (near Rye on the South Coast of England) last week, he was seen to fly to sea in perfect weather, to turn back when his engine started missing, then to fly to sea again. This decision probably cost him his life. The plane was seen to crumple and fall. It has been found minus the motor, but the closest search has revealed no trace of the aviator. Mrs. Winifred Sperry...