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...there are a couple of things which makes my gorge rise. The first and the lest offensive is the sticker craze. I suppose I'll have to stomach the exhibition of foreign baggage labels. I've got a few on my bags myself--but the stickers which explain in bold-faced type that Harvard College is responsible for a bag or a trunk and the manners and personal appearance of the twirp it belongs to are altogether too much for me. The only thing which is worse, and it's nothing short of nauseous, are painted slickers...
...made all the time. Just recently an army officer made himself into that very thing by contending that "the air's the thing." Having reached into the headlines some months ago, he reached into them again when the Shenandoah fell and inscribed the name of ."Mitchell" in bold black letters, coupling it with a fierce denunciation of incompetence in Army and Navy administration of their air forces...
...delegates to the Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work and as many spectators as possible having collected within the Cathedral space, a bold Te Deum, specially written, resounded from the choir. Its words were Latin...
Retorts Mrs. Russell: "Artemis is slim and bold; Athene is stately. We have done well to worship at their shrines. But the call of Demeter the Fruitful is insistent." And she continues, surely to the surprise of her opponent, to endorse, not only free love and polyandry (in theory), but four children per voluntary, physically-competent mother, judiciously planned for economically, judiciously timed by contraceptive methods between confinements...
Just as Wall Street began to hesitate over a possible rise in the New York Reserve rate, however, the bold rate-cut of the Bank of England (see below) lent encouragement. In the face of this reduction, an advance in the Reserve rate is thought quite unlikely...