Word: felt
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Conservatives, ardent champions of Protection, want the protective tariffs raised to where they were before Premier King reduced them a year ago, or even higher. Upon these reductions they base the present depression of business conditions now being felt in the great Dominion, and doubtless (to their own satisfaction) they can prove...
Colonel Ayres declared that, while European manufacturing competition would ultimately make itself felt here, there was little to be feared from this quarter in the near future; indeed, just now, the European industrial revival was creating an unusual demand for U.S. raw meterials and semi-finished products, as shown in our recently expanding exports...
...Finnish magazine, Tyolaisur heilijan Joulu, appeared an article by Paavo Nurmi which said: ". . . How lonesome I felt in my youth when I was ordered to walk to church each Sunday with my father, while other boys had their chance to play outdoors to their hearts' content...
...misplaced epithets.' Cambridge has a right to feel honored when a Wellesley newspaper places it in that category of places to which journalism so rarely applies biblical verses. But we regret that Wellesley has already imbibed the spirit of Dr. Moffatt's new version of the Bible. Dr. Moffatt felt justified in changing 'ark' to 'barge' and 'lice' to 'mosquitoes' so that the Bible again might become a living document. Is it by the same logic, then, that the Wellesley newspaper uses the word 'asses' when the text properly construes 'she asses...
...King has, however, in his sensitive zeal, mistaken what the Lampoon intended for the most unmitigated propaganda. I have it on good authority that the Lampoon editors, rather ashamed of their past misdemeanors, felt the time was propitious to recoup their lost prestige, by a whole hearted and enthusiastic hosanna for this meritorious department of the University. Through the number they are their level best to praise the Business School. It was a very unselfish thing to do, I believe, and I am sure that the rest of the college agrees with...