Word: asking
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...correction in your paper because the tea which I try to encourage the people of this country to drink is packed not only by Lipton, but by Tetley, Salada, McCormick, Atlantic & Pacific, American Stores, Tao and every leading packer of tea. If you will be so kind as to ask your business office to start sending me your paper to Sir Charles Higham, Imperial House, Kingsway, London, England A check for six guineas will be sent by post to this country. Kindly address me personally. C. F. HIGHAM...
...late afternoon sun of yesterday sank no deeper wherever late afternoon suns have a habit of sinking than did the spirits of those few straggling Seniors who left Memorial Hall without ever noticing the picture of one venerable gentleman, height Boylston. The first of the annual "Ask Me Another" examinations had passed into history...
...appreciated by the departments, they have discovered that no evil can befall him who chooses among them in preparing and answering his divisional examinations. Hence, this catharsis from the pity and fear inspired by divisionals has its companion, not completely ancillary good in the particular training involved. The Harvard "Ask Me Another" is essentially a valuable experience, a creditable experiment in that wide, Ill charted field of "higher education...
...memory's aid alone the little house at No. 8 Lowell Road, Concord, Mass., where he honeymooned 30 years ago with Mrs. Macdonald, who died when Ishbel was 8. At last, Mr. Macdonald, who had concealed his destination from reporters as long as possible, was obliged to ask the way. With alacrity they told him, rushed ahead to plant the spiked tripods of their cinema cameras on the old Colonial porch of No. 8 Lowell Road...
...note in this morning's CRIMSON the comment of Professor John M. McGuire. I should like to ask Professor McGuire whether Professor Frankfurter and himself would have taken the same view and have interested themselves as much in this matter had the condemned men not been members of an anarchistic organization. I doubt it. Very truly yours, G. Andrews Moriarty...