Word: caution
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...more cheerful view of business now taken is still gravely tempered with caution. The impending German collapse, the agricultural depression and the likelihood of radical and deeply harmful legislation in Washington next winter continue to heavily overhang the markets...
...caution shown by our merchants against overstocking is justified by the present outlook. The situation calls for conservative methods; it does not, however, justify exaggerated alarms or fears...
...benefit obviously greater than from any other form of treatment in use." If the disease was not too far advanced, the patients improved in temperature and weight, tuberculous joints cleared up, tubercle glands in children diminished, ulcerations of lupus (a tuberculous skin disease) were healed. Dreyer and his colleagues caution against premature jubilations, but state that results so far are incontrovertible...
...important happening has been the establishment for the third successive month of an import surplus in our foreign trade of May, amounting to $51,000,000. This indicates that the long expected flood of foreign goods in our markets has begun, and that local manufacturers had best proceed with caution under our higher costs of production. The stock market, as if also motivated by a similar instinct for caution, has continued to decline irregularly...
...former are as important as the latter; they mark two more steps in a series that has been proceeding quietly all year. The University is a many-headed creature and when it moves it steps circumspectly one is tempted to grow impatient with it; but in most cases the caution is warranted--and it will be seen on looking back over as year like the one just past that the total advance, though made by slow degrees, has been considerable...