Word: concord
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After a few more speeches, in great concord and amity, the party set out to consume the rest of the week in a tour of Maine by automobile-with a brief excursion into New Brunswick, Canada...
...What does this meeting mean? What language does it speak to you and all Italians? It means an appeal for concord, addressed to all those who bore arms for their country. It speaks the language of peace to all Italians who suffered in the long war. We must again find the luminary symbol of love and make it the lodestar of our destiny. We must always remember the sacrifices we all sustained, not forgetting for a single moment the brotherhood of blood which united all soldiers in the trenches. To disarm among men of the same blood means...
...time at schools and colleges. To be or not to be a lawyer, doctor, minister, engineer, policeman, taxidermist-that is the question of the gown-wearers. College questionnaires usually reveal some 20 to 40% of near-graduates who are "undecided." Author Toland, instructor at St. Paul's School (Concord, N. H.) and a member of the New Hampshire Legislature, rightly makes the point that, in an age of specializing, the hour for decision has struck before a boy leaves secondary school. In a few brief, provocative chapters that have more value than most college vocational guidance bureaus, he brings...
...high schools which are listed in the Class A section of the meet are Brockton, Brookline, Boston Commerce, Dorchester, Lowell, Lynn Classical, Lynn English, Medford, and Newton. The high schools entered in the Class B division are Arlington, Attleboro, Cambridge Latin, Brighton, Charlestown, Concord, Drury, Framingham, Plymouth, Quincy, Rindge, Gloucester, Haverhill, Hyde Park, Jamaica Plain, Lawrence, Maynard, Mechanic Arts, Melrose, Peabody, Stoneham, Boston Trade and Winthrop...
Statue of Franklin Pierce, 14th U. S. President, in front of the State Capitol, Concord...