Word: dangers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...alliance with France about which Britain has professed some anxiety. With Britain's southeastern seaboard within shellfire from the coast of Flanders, she has long made it a cardinal policy to protect the independence of the little kingdom. In Napoleonic times England warred on the Continent because of this danger, and for the same ample reason she again warred from 1914-18. The question which the chancellories of the world discussed last week was, will Britain agree to join the proposed entente in order to be better able to exert her protecting influence for little Belgium, or, in other words...
...United States Flag is the Living Symbol of the Ideals and Institutions of Our Re- public." Points: "The red flag means death, destruction, poverty, starvation, disease, anarchy and dictatorship," "Stamp out revolutionary radicalism," "To vote is the primary duty of every patriot." Slogans: "America first," "The red flag?danger," "Visit the schools today...
...Fellow" is chosen because he is a professional and business man of distinguished ability, because he is a patriotic American and a loyal alumnus. His religion has about as much importance in "establishing a precedent' as the color of his hair. And since when has Harvard been in danger of too much religion of any kind...
Students who travel to Yale on Saturday adorned with a chrysanthemum, an aster, a cosmos, a zinnia, a hollyhock, a gladiolus, or a dahlia, will be in danger of having the flowers seized and incurring a heavy fine and imprisonment, unless they are armed with a special permit that certifies to the health of the flowers...
...prescribed for the U. S. "as rigid precautions against the germs of fear and hate as against the germs of typhus. "They must," said he, "be kept out of our histories and our text books." Should they be left in, "this insures the perpetuation of national grudges and the danger...