Word: carefully
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...abandoned." In 1917 we read "Later reports from this work (social service), indicate a falling off of interest as the school work increased. It should be noted that the medical curriculum differs from others in the University in providing during the later years much attention to the medical care of the sick among the poorer classes." Again in 1918 the Secretary states, "The plan followed the last two years of giving men interested in social service opportunity to work in groups has not been adhered to this year. In spite of good work on the part...
...that under these conditions the capable should be penalized to support them? Let us give them measures by which they themselves can tend to relieve their poverty. The experience of our clinics shows that this is possible even with high grade morons. The feebleminded of lower grades we must care for; but let us see that as few as possible of such incompetents are born. They are expensive. Let us try to cut down this expenditure and use the money to promote advisable economic reforms...
...weekly checker column in it. Am well known throughout the entire English-speaking world and am sure it would enable you to get many men subscribers in clubs as well as at private homes. Can give you one of the finest weekly columns in the world if you care...
...breaking it to pieces, which was secession. The other, and equally dangerous, is to destroy the component parts by building up at the centre a great federal bureaucracy to care for every detail of local and State administration and life...
...would rot out the pillars of government inside of half a century. It contains every evil and none of the virtues of Prohibition. It would be bureaucracy and bureaucracy-drunk! . . . "I agree with Dr. Butler. The fight is on. So far as I am concerned, I do not care whether it is in the Republican platform or not, it will be presented to the American people in the campaign of 1928. . . . "If a great party in this country will really put itself behind this amendment and in a quarter of a century, even so short a time, it has made...