Word: filings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...also decided to form a Clearing House Committee at Princeton which will file all student periodicals published in the United States, together with all newspaper clippings and miscellaneous publications which have direct bearing on student activities. When the Clearing House is organized colleges all over the country will be able to use it as an information bureau for the activities of all other colleges...
...terms of this purely farcial rider, the Deputies themselves would be required to file the following information with the Government, which must then publish it in the Journal Officiel: 1) A statement of their total wealth on the day that France entered the War and on the day that the Armistice was signed. 2) A statement of their present total yearly incomes from all sources. 3) A list of every article which they own together with a declaration of its value and a statement of how many horses they own and the horsepower of their automobiles...
Boiling with loyal rage, the Harvard editor fumbled through a back file of the Mercury until he found "Query No. 62" to which his fellow collegian had made reply. This other paragraph read...
...they have 8,000,000 members in the United States. This includes 3,000,000 colored brethren, who are recognized as having souls but are not allowed to come to white churches." Repeatedly he jabbed at foot-washing, that Baptist gesture of humility. He made phrases: ". . . the rank and file keep on whooping for Genesis. . . . The colored Baptists are all hot fundamentalists. . . . Bible and Lynching Belt [Mississippi] . . . At the slightest sign of heresy the alarm-bells are rung and the culprit is in the fire. The prevailing theology is strongly supernatural, and even shows a demoniacal element. . . . In most parts...
...Haven, Conn., February 5.--Carlos F. Stoddard Jr., who retires this week as editor of the Yale Daily News, said today in the leading editorial of that newspaper that the French peasant is incomparably more devout and chast than the rank and file of Americans; that France is infinitely more civilized than we are; that Italy has created art which few of us are fit to look upon. Mr. Stoddard's editorial, signed by him, was entitled "One Last Shot", and was a final volley of the News at prohibition, which the News has consistently attacked during his administration...