Word: excessions
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...usual meeting with the press, the President made it known that according to present indications the Treasury will break a little better than even in the fiscal year (1926) ending next June, but that in the following fiscal year (1927) the appropriations already made are $21,000,000 in excess of prospective revenue, and if business should have a set back the deficit would be even greater...
...years and 40,000 annually in eight years. The last 20,000 tons of this production is predicated on the previous sale of the smaller output. Profits on the fertilizer are not to exceed 8%, and a farmers' board is to supervise the books and manner of distribution. Excess power will be distributed under supervision to neighboring states. 2) The Air Nitrates Corporation bid comes from the American Cyanid Co. The rental for both dams No. 2 and No. 3 would be $85,931,000 for 50 years, or $93,739,000 if still a third dam is constructed...
...ancient well-wisher of the CRIMSON would like to attribute this neglect rather to excess of enthusiasm and lack of thought, than to any deliberate attempt to confuse and mislead your readers. Perhaps it is not yet too late to rectify your omission. I trust that this letter, at least, may find a place in your paper. Very sincerely yours, Garrett Mattingly...
...entering student in order to learn at once his personality, interests, training, and capacities, and assign him to an advisor likely to be especially desirable for him. This committee will also gather information, especially useful to the advisors, will develop further methods of training them will arrange for confer excess of the whole group of the advisors from time to time for discussion of their problems and methods, and will also, as seems desirable, make recommendations regarding changes in the personnel in order to reach ultimately the group best suited to this especial work...
...estimate of what the population of the U. S. will be next July 1: 117,135,817 men, women and children. This is an estimate. In part it is based on state censuses taken last year in eight states. In part it is based on the annual recorded excess of births over deaths in states in which the registration of these human milestones is believed to be essentially accurate. In part it is based on the past rate of growth in various states, and in part on the excess of the number of persons entering the country over those leaving...