Word: faithfully
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...latest stroke of perverse genius was the demonstration staged in Paris upon the arrival of Leonid Krassin, the first ambassador of Soviet Russia to France. For months, the Soviet government sought recognition from France, and for months the French wavered between rejecting and accepting the Russian protestations of good faith. At last came recognition, and with it. Russian international stock took on a bullish tone...
Mayor Edward W. Quinn of Cambridge spoke on "Politics as a Career for the College Graduate of Catholic Faith" at the second meeting of the St. Paul's Catholic Club of Harvard last night. Mayor Quinn, "as a practical man", expressed great admiration for Professor Munro's course in government. He cited the building of Cambridge's water altration plant as an example of cooperation between the University and the city government...
...given the batons of a marshal, General de Castelnau was one of the disappointed Generals. His friends declared that the authorities had slighted him be cause of his well-known Royalist sympathies. At the same time, they were able to prove that the able General had served brilliantly and faith fully Republican France. However, there was no sign that the French War Office was taking any notice of the agitation that was shaking its windows...
...With wistfulness and yearning Japan is watching the future developments in American politics. We have not lost our faith. We are awaiting with breathless interest, the manifestation of American spirit, the traditional spirit of fair play and serene justice...
Significance. Jewish publications, of whatever character, inevitably express the Hebrew faith. The editors of The Commonweal, while notably receptive, at once identified themselves as watchful guardians of the Petrine Rock. When their magazine appeared, many reflected that, though tacitly represented by scores of unofficial publications, Protestantism has no lay organs definitely and forthrightly wedded to its cause. Split two ways, into various denominations and into various strata of orthodoxy, it is doubtful that Protestantism could have such organs. Moreover, not being greatly given to organization, it is doubtful that Protestantism will ever seek to have them...