Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...than these diseases, which he held at bay until the end. His fatal illness first neared him in 1919 during his nationwide tour, speaking in favor of the League of Nations. After a speech at Pueblo, Col., on Sept. 25 of that year, he was exhausted and in a deep perspiration. He went to bed. During the night Dr. Grayson was summoned. The President showed the unmistakable signs of approaching paralysis - drooping muscles of the left side of the face, a tendency for saliva to escape from the lips. The doctor ordered him to return to sleep and declared that...
...frankness shall be no less than yours, and if, in defense of French interests, I show the same fervor as you in defense of British interests, you may be sure that nothing will ever change the cordiality of my deep-rooted feelings...
Moscow: "Give us a short history of Lenin's life and sayings that we may insert it in the place of the Gospel." Nadejda Constantinovna Krupskaya, Lenin's widow, answered thus many of her numerous messages of condolence: "Let not your deep, abounding grief be expressed in outward honors for Lenin's personality. Monuments to his name and sumptuous ceremonies-all that in his life he valued so little, found them all so tiresome. Remember how much poverty and lack of order yet exist in our country. If you want to honor Lenin's name build...
...type of airplane for a flight next Spring direct to New York-mainly to advertise the progress of French aviation. Technical reports speak of a number of interesting features. The wing tapers from root to tip and has no external bracing. At its center it is seven feet deep, and contains within its cantilever structure the engines, the fuel tanks and the pilot's cockpit. Once the machine has left the ground, the landing gear itself disappears within the wing. In flight nothing will be seen but a vast wing; air resistance and fuel consumption will thus be reduced...
...Reverend Percy Stickney Grant has accepted an invitation from the Christian Association to speak here on the problems of modern religion. As a defender of liberal interpretation of the Bible and of a livable, modern religion. Dr. Grant has won the admiration of many, as well as the deep-rooted antagonism of others; but nowhere should he find a warmer reception than at Harvard...