Word: considerately
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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I found with interest, in TIME, April 19, a review of William C. Bullitt's novel It's Not Done. Upon reading it, I discovered to my great surprise that whoever had written your review had entirely missed the very important point that this novel was laid in Philadelphia and...
Next morning the meeting was held. It lasted less than 30 minutes. M. Bérenger made a concrete offer and a little speech. Unlike M. Caillaux's debt efforts, there was a minimum of publicity. Not even M. Bérenger's speech was made public. His...
An article by the Reverend J. Frank Chase, secretary of the New England Watch and Ward Society, in the May number of the Harvard Advocate, summarizes the aims and spirit of what he calls "The New Puritanism". After an impassioned eulogy of Old Puritanism and its fruits, the article exhorts...
Dean Pound, when asked whether it was usual to take such a young man on the staff of the Law School, replied, "But Dr. Landis is by no means a usual man. In fact, the Law School may consider itself most fortunate to obtain a man of his high ability...
It would, hence, be hard to consider the journalistic evils of our time as fit subjects for execration or ingenious reform. They are rather a symptom of a state and condition of society which is to be met and considered not alone in a dissemination of the news, but in...