Word: foremost
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...foremost matter-not an issue but a program-of the meeting was the advocacy of the renewal of the charter of the Federal Reserve System...
...Foremost among the features of The Whiter is Mr. Gallishaw's criticism of a reprinted story by a well-known author. Each month Mr. Gallishaw will use an unusual method of analyzing a story in The Writer's pages, and Dean Kennedy declared that because of this feature the magazine will soon become an indispensable part of short-story courses in colleges...
Against the background of early Massachusetts, and the London of James II and William III and the early life of the colonies, Kenneth Ballard Murdock '16, Instructor in English at the University, has formed his biography, "Increase Mather, The Foremost American Puritan." Mr. Murdock's volume is a fully documented vindication of the stern old Puritan's character. The story of his connection with Harvard College in its earliest years is fully told. This book will be published October...
...Green Hat?In point of public interest this opening was the foremost in what was unquestionably one of the most important weeks in our theatrical history. As much as $100 a seat was offered to A. H. Woods for permission to be present. Celebrities were there in force. Anticipation was acute...
First and foremost, the development of scholarship. That is the primary and fundamental purpose of the University. Scholarship is an end in itself, a priceless gift that enriches life, that ennobles its possessor, that renders limitless the joy of living, that raises human standards and promotes human progress. But tonight I want to look at scholarship from the point of view of its practical applicability to your future careers...