Word: answers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...address was one written by Premier Baldwin (in answer to that delivered by the King at the opening of Parliament) and amended by a vote of no confidence in the Government (TIME, Jan. 28). ?Prime Ministers of Britain do not receive a salary as such and generally hold the office in conjunction with that of First Lord of the Treasury. The office of Prime Minister was only constitutionally recognized in 1905, although it had existed de facto for many years...
...very simplicity of the truth; and by the beauty of it more. For instance, everyone will recall the headlines which ran for a week in last month's papers, and caused them to be carefully hidden from all youthful and tender-minded persons. Now the very convincing answer to the idea of a miraculous birth is found by a careful reading of the Bible; and we find that Mary never claimed such a fact; that in the only reported incident in which Jesus was questioned about it. He allowed his questioners to understand Joseph to be His father. But among...
...particular interest to the layman are the chapters on "An Analysis of News", "The Copyreader at Work", "Makeup", and "An Outline of Newspaper Routine", for, without being too highly technical, they answer many of his questions about the how and the why of the profession that makes possible the reading at his breakfast table every morning of the latest reports from Washington and Wales, Tokio and Thibet, Somerville and South Africa...
...three metropolitan papers, Morgan J. O'Brien (former Presiding Justice Appellate Division, N. Y. Supreme Court), A. C. Pearson, George Edgar Smith, "Tex" Rickard (fight promoter), Joseph P. Day (real estate man and auctioneer) and others of equal prominence. Why did these men come at his call? Perhaps the answer is Great Neck, L. I., where Swope has his home. There he holds great croquet parties. There he gathers his disciples?Arthur Krock, F. P. Adams, Heywood Broun and other able members of the World staff, a few millionaires, a few artists, the centurions of the "400," an occasional ambassador...
...final total of questionnaires received by the Committee was 88 percent, only 4 percent more than have been returned to date this year. With still some time to go before it is too late to hand them in, 491 have been received. It is entirely voluntary for men to answer the questionnaires, but the Committee, which has no connection with the college office, announces that it requests all men to return the blanks as soon as possible...