Word: thoughtfully
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...army thought certain qualified men would profit by further training, it might send them off to college and keep them on the pay roll at the same time. The objection to the present scheme is that the army gains recruits at the expense of our colleges. The safe answer to such a plan is Princeton's: "that while there are no scholarships to be set aside for the purpose, money is available to pay the expenses of qualified enlisted men." Long before the army ever thought of this device, money was available for qualified men. Offering it on these terms...
Governor Coolidge did not make his prediction of a Republican majority in Boston the other day merely because the wish was father to the thought, but he had unofficial advises on registration figures, which showed that in some of the Republican wards the women's registration nearly reached 100 percent, while in the overwhelmingly Demarcate wards the women did not take the trouble to register...
Politics will continue to be a sham battle in the United States, if in no other European country, because our powerful men are concerned that the boast of thought and change to be irresistible be proved as vain as their economic control renders the service of the state and the worship of God. JOHN BROOKS WHEELWRIGHT ocC. October...
...Clermont, however, the work was more of an engineering nature. The men were kept busy making topographical surveys, laying out anew towns which had been entirely wiped off the map, and in designing various public buildings. As nearly as possible, the work was carried on with the thought of preserving the atmosphere of the small French town, but with the idea, however, of the future development of water and electric light systems along modern lines. But besides this, some of the men were employed in looking up and tracing old property maps and records to take the place...
...with him. But when he would step out of that sphere and carry them into the political arena, ranging them on the side of one party, they stop to think what would then become of their constitutional liberty to vote according to their personal judgment. And when they have thought the matter over, the probability is that those who are Republicans will decide to remain Republicans and those who are Democrats will decide to remain Democrats. They will mean no disrespect to President Gompers, but they will attend to their own business in their own way. Boston Herald