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...Sept. 15, 1821 Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala all declared their independence from Spain. Last week a punctilious State Department sent the President of each little republic an anniversary message signed Herbert Hoover. Costa Rica got "hearty congratulations." Nicaragua "cordial felicitations," Honduras "best wishes," Guatemala "cordial greetings...
...shared his triumph. All the Eskimos showed almost childlike joy in seeing Admiral Peary's, daughter once more for, as she was born in Greenland, they feel that she belongs to them, and the Admiral's two grandsons also came in for their share of the cordial greetings...
...members of the Class of 1907 who have registered at reunion headquarters, and to their families, those who remain in Cambridge extend a cordial welcome. For the next three days they wander about a Cambridge which bears little resemblance to the town of their undergraduate days,--a scene where masses of brick buildings, a faculty club, a geography building, a biological institute, a chapel, a vast library hedged by the latest Freshman dormitories; a business school; and seven Houses, three new and four revamped, have risen at a rate which has amazed even the steady inhabitants of the town...
...rather remarkable excerpt, entirely aside from the "psychiatrist" viewpoint, is indicative of the cordial relationship which should exist between graduates and undergraduates of the two Universities, and which did exist during my undergraduate days at Princeton just before the Great...
...Metropolitan Opera; to lunch sumptuously in Banker Otto Hermann Kahn's elegant dining room (see cut). Said he upon sailing: ''The two outstanding things in my visit . . . were meeting O'Neill and attending Mourning Becomes Electra. . . Americans have such easiness of approach. You are cordial and dignified without being stiff and conventional. Your phrase-'Be Yourself -I believe it is slang-seems a fair index of your attitude. It is good Ibsen...