Word: fairly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...your article . . . on Frank Lloyd Wright, America's justly famous, world-re-nowned architect was most interesting and fair. The colored portrait I am framing for my room as the foremost masterbuilder of the age along with the foremost composer, Jean Sibelius...
WINTER SPORTS CONDITIONS (Yesterday's Boston and Maine R. R. reports.) Snowshoeing Skiing Temp. 8 A.M. Snow Inches Bartlett, N.H. Fair Poor 5 14 Brattlebore, Vt. None None 20 2 Cannan, N.H. Poor Poor 10 4 Conway, N.H. Fair Poor 7 13 Franconia, N.H. Good Fair 6 10 Fryeburg, Me. Poor Poor 14 6 Goffstown, N.H. None None 20 4 Gorham, N.H. Poor Poor 10 5 Greenfield, Mass. None Poor 20 2 Hanover, N.H. Poor Poor 16 6 Intervale, N.H. Fair Poor 8 13 Jackson, N.H. Fair Poor 8 14 Laconia, N.H. Poor Poor 12 6 Lancaster, N.H. None None...
...play's title, represents the reluctance with which the mother in the story, author, lecturer, feminist, and graduate of Greenwich Village, grants permission to her impetuous daughter to go away on a clandestine week-end with the young man she loves but cannot yet marry. This daughter is bidding fair to be fully as enlightened as her mother was, for it is she who suggested the week...
Said Chairman James H. Perkins of Manhattan's National City Bank: "I know of no corporation of size in the country that could put out an issue of common stock today with any hope of successful flotation unless offered below its fair value. If we can determine correctly why this is so we shall have diagnosed our economic problem...
...inflation. Mr. Ayres's predictions: that the depression should reach bottom in the first half of 1938 as consumption progresses faster than production, that recovery depends upon continued relatively good times abroad, that if the U. S. pulls Europe down after it the milk may be spilled for fair...