Word: friendships
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...representative of my country, whose supreme duty is to maintain and, if possible, to draw still closer the bond of friendship so happily existing between our peoples, I honestly believe such effects as I have described to be "grave consequences." In these words, which I did quite ingenuously, I had no thought of being in any way disagreeable or discourteous and still less of conveying "a veiled threat...
...17th instant with your frank and friendly explanation of the intent of your recent note in relation to the pending immigration bill. It gives me pleasure to be able to assure you that, reading the words "grave consequences" in the light of their context, and knowing the spirit of friendship and understanding you have always manifested in our long association, I had no doubt that these words were to be taken in the sense you have stated, and I was quite sure that it was far from your thought to express or imply any threat. I am happy...
...could be construed as an attempt to influence the legislation of the U. S., declared that Japan was not interested so much in how many people she could or could not send to foreign lands, but in the principle involved which permits one nation to discriminate against another. Continued friendship for the U. S. was, however, evinced in the most responsible quarters...
...annual spring drive of the Phillips Brooks House Association for old clothing, magazines, and books, which was carried on the week before vacation, netted 1239 articles of clothing, 175 books, and two tons of magazines. These articles will be sent in the Student Friendship Committee, for which the University collected more money than any other college in the country last fall. One box of clothing, however, will be sent to the Utica Normal School, Utica, Mississippi...
...articles gathered this year will go to the Student Friendship Committee, for which organization the University collected more money than any other college in the country last fall. The only exception will be one box of clothing which will be sent to the Utica Normal School, Utica, Miss. Books and magazines will go, as usual to the Merchant Marine...