Word: doings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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¶ Recording-Secretary Mrs. Jeanette C. Beach of the W. C. T. U. of New York tried to help Hoover carry that state by crying out: "You have the choice of voting for Herbert Hoover, friend of the people and hope of the dry cause, or for the other man...
Motor-Man: Would your Majesty care to do so?
Fortunately for the peace of mind of George V, these evolutionary if not revolutionary sentiments do not yet represent the overt policy of Sir Richard Squires, victor in last week's contest. This quiet, sharp-featured businessman affects collars with rounded ("Hoover") points, spectacles, and a reassuring air of...
He went back to the Biltmore to see Mrs. Smith. She had been crying, but smiled when she saw him. Others there could not stop crying. "Now, now, don't do that," he said. He was smiling, with a white daisy in his buttonhole.
"Misrepresentations"-George N. Peek, the farmers'-friend to whom was entrusted some $500,000 and the task of Democratizing the discontented agricultural vote of the Midwest and Northwest, and whose failure to do so was mercifully merged with the Brown Derby's national failure, insisted to the end...