Word: corrections
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...should confer, on this question, with catholic Clergy or Laity, you will discover that my attitude is correct...
...while he was wrestling with the problem he felt repeatedly that somewhere he had seen a similar play defeated. He thought over all the games he had over seen and concluded that he must have been mistaken, yet the notion kept recurring that he had seen or read the correct solution to the question. Whether if was in a class in modern history or in what manner the missing link of memory was furnished it is hard to tell, but here is the dialogue which suggested...
...continued. For, as you all remember. I tried to instill confidence at the last moment into Jess's team by predicting they would score 27 points against Yale. Now wasn't that absurd? Ofcourse. I couldn't carry the deception so far as not to give Yale's correct total of 14, not even for an old friend like Jess. Anyway, it was no use, but Jess appreciated it just the same...
...more conveniently located places could be provided, where students could get an attractive and scientifically correct diet, it would certainly make for the better health of those students who now 'eat around'. Many of the cases which come under my observation can be traced directly to this unfortunate habit...
...TIME, the misstatements and inaccuracies you made must have been the result of confusion and conflicting reports caused by the loss of wire and radio communications following the storm. In justice to your readers and the afflicted community we know that your generous publication will open its columns to correct erroneous impressions [TIME, Sept. 27]. ... It will interest your readers to know that Miami, Magic City, referred to-is far from being "'wiped from the map." The city's skyline stands without a gap and business proceeds. All-the-year-round hotels are in operation...