Word: carefully
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...France. There they entered ambulance field services with the French Army, served so valiantly that large numbers came back with the Croix de Guerre. Last week, Major W. C. Koenig, of the military staff of the U. S. Embassy at Paris, announced that the U. S. will soon take care of its own ? the men who served with the French Army are to be made eligible for Government pensions...
...players who fill the uniforms may claim residence at some far-distant point?fans care not whence the home team is recruited, so long as it wins...
...dimes, encountered a dull but comprehensive survey of theatre censorship in Manhattan-which genteelly referred to the three recently attacked plays but did not mention them by name.* The article made such conclusions as: "It is possible that both sides were right. . . . Perhaps, after all, New York does not care particularly what happens." And then the nice old ladies and other dime spenders read an editorial entitled, "Part Men, Part Goats," by Barton Wood Currie, who came from the New York Evening World to the Country Gentleman and from there in 1920 to edit the Ladies' Home Journal. Said...
...England dairy business is one of the most staple agricultural businesses in America", continued Secretary Jardine. "During the war, and during the subsequent deflation of Agriculture, dairying has remained practically the same. However, through efficient production and studied care of the cattle, the business is now increasing its value to the people yearly. In 1900 the 894,000 cows in the New England States produced an average of 4000 pounds of butter per cow. Now, in spite of the fact that there are only 800,000 cows raised annually, they produce an average of 5000 pounds each...
...added to the principal for, and during the term of 100 years from the date of my decease, and at the expiration of said term, the principal sum, together with the accumulated interest, be divided into two equal funds". One of these funds is to be used for the care and maintenance of the Arboretum. The income from the second is to be added to the principal for another 100 years when the income is to be available for the Arboretum. It has been estimated that the funds will amount to something like...