Word: dears
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...which one can only answer as would the Delphic Divine from over the East River--"My dear young lady, your situation is indeed a difficult one. But there are two sides to every story and you have only shown me one--the outside. Yet I sincerely believe that if you can keep your husband from dipping his bread in his breakfast coffee you will have done all that any wife could do--except to continue, as Glenn Hunter has said, 'his best friend and most severe critic'--for he will need both...
...play the piano tonight. I want my symphony orchestra." When she went to the hall to practice: "I don't like this old barn. I won't play the piano in this old building." Next day a note was discovered addressed to Manager S. E. MacMillen: "Dear Sam, I think I am going crazy. I cannot play tonight. I am so sorry...
...James Guthrie Harbord, President of the Radio Corporation, spoke from Washington, D. C., as did Vice President Charles Gates Dawes. At intervals the Tech glee club tuned up in Cambridge, the little groups all over the country joyously joining in a widely dispersed chorus on "Take Me Back to Dear Old Tech." The main speaker-"main" because, though they knew his good works, they had never known his voice-was at his home in Rochester, N. Y. The Tech men eagerly awaited his words, the words of George Eastman, camera man and music lover, who had contributed over 15 millions...
...winged Mercury perched on a fire-plug with beckoning finger, is entitled "Hey! Taxi!" and the other, drawn in collaboration with Cannon, represents a "Design for a Hall Closet by Cecil B. de Mille". The palatial proportions of the chamber featured are a perfect burlesque upon the grandeur so dear to the heart of the cinema producer. It is to be hoped that the President-elect of the Lampoon will continue the contribution generiously to the pages of the publication for which he will be responsible...
...Empire is indifferent to me, although British traditions are dear to me.... I would far rather secede from Great Britain and remain British in spirit than remain and go on as we areepared the secret treaty of alliance between Britain and France to a point where, eight days before the War, even the British Parliament and the nation were ignorant...