Word: forecasts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Calvin Coolidge: "Madame de Teleme, French astrologist, who is said to have forecast the death of President Harding, issued the following statement : "President Coolidge will have to be very careful of himself, although it appears that no untoward event will happen to him. "The influence of Uranus is not favorable to the United States; in her internal policies she will face great difficulties, while political discussions are likely to get the United States in trouble with foreign Powers...
...Daniels of Yale University, recently chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission and a distinguished authority on railroad problems, will give a lecture on Tuesday evening, January 8, on "The Future of American Railroads" in Emerson D. The lecture, which will be open to the public, will be a forecast covering the larger aspects of the subject. Professor Daniels was for many years at Princeton when ex-President Wilson was president of that University, and he was appointed by President Wilson to the Interstate Commerce Commission...
According to the Government's latest forecast, this year's crop should amount to about 10,248,000 bales, which, with 650,000 linters and a 2,573,000 world carry-over from 1922, gives a total supply this season of 13,471,000 bales. The world's estimated consumption this year is 12,000,000 bales, which leaves a world's carry-over of only 1,471,000 bales. This carry-over is critically small- more than a million bales less than that...
Potatoes have run to an estimated total crop of 416,722,000 bushels, or 35,000,000 more than last year. The tobacco crop is forecast at 1,436,738,000 pounds, which is 112,000,000 pounds more than the 1922 crop, and is the fourth largest crop ever raised...
...place either during December or early in the New Year. This prognostication is made on the assumption that the Ruhr-Reparations situation, with its adverse reflex on British industry, will remain static or grow worse. In view of M. Poincare's recalcitrant attitude to the reparations tangle, this forecast of events is justified; no Government can endure a prolongation of the present intolerable situation, in view of the fact that unemployment is an intrinsic part...