Word: equalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Manner of Payment. "That part of the annual appropriation not required to meet the cash bonus or to pay policies maturing on account of death will be invested in Government bonds. The face value of the bonds thus acquired, plus the interest thereon reinvested will equal during the 20-year period the maturity value of the insurance policies, aggregating at the lowest estimate...
Prophecies are difficult, for the field for the meet as a whole is widely scattered. First places in the 15 events are likely to go in almost equal measure to Stanford, Syracuse, Boston College, and Princeton according to the present doping of the meet. As a result, the winning team seems likely to be the team with the greatest scoring balance in every event...
...overwhelming defeat of the University may be called a decided track upset. On the eve of the contest, the two teams had seemed of very nearly equal strength. It was conceded that Princeton had a slight scoring advantage, but Harvard was allowed better than an outside chance to gather together the 68 points necessary to win the meet. Consequently, the tigers overwhelming, two-to-one victory was distinctly upsetting to all predictions...
...research work the company and the Government will provide equal sums not to exceed annually $200,000 each...
...loose talk about the necessity of having "faith in the United States." Between rather obvious " bearish" propaganda on the one hand, and platitudinous optimism on the other, it is hard to keep one's vision squarely on present facts and future probabilities. That 1924 is not destined to equal last year in the extent of most corporate profits is generally agreed- although not always out loud. In many respects it has been a disappointing Spring, especially if one started the year by believing all that orators at business men's dinners last January had to say upon "prosperity...