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...currents, but what they do know they are now putting at the service of the men who fly. And the men who fly will, in their turn, enrich and advance meteorological science by means of the many important facts which their own practical experience in the air will impress upon their minds. The man who knows most about practical meteorology is the best equipped for service in the air. He is the most likely, other things being equal, to do his country the greatest service...
Then comes the stamp tax on bank checks. This is tyranny indeed, and we can well understand what Patrick Henry was so huffy about back in colonial days. For this gruelling measure intends to charge us for every check we write. How many times have we sought to impress our creditors around Harvard Square with what affluence we were possessed! We thought nothing of presenting a check for an account of thirty-nine cents ten months overdue. Our signatures did look well on those pieces of evidence. But this mus all a thing of the good old past...
...Class Day Committee wishes to impress on members of the Senior Class the necessity of sending in their ticket applications for the Senior Spread at once. Blanks may be obtained at Leavitt and Peirce's, the Union, the Co-operative Branch, the H. A. A. Office, or at Thayer...
...McAdoo is coming to Boston a week from today to address a mass meeting on the Liberty Loan. He has been touring the country in order to arouse interest among individuals in the loan. The response of the West has been very satisfactory, but what he is anxious to impress on the people is the importance of subscriptions from individuals as well as from corporations. Not only will the people's money be securely invested, but a large popular subscription will indicate that the country is solidly...
...preparation for war does not consist solely of drilling men in the principles of military formations. No less essential is the supplying of arms and material for those men; and the organizing of the resources of the country so that war will make the least impress on our industry and trade...