Word: furnishers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...arrangement with the United States would give useful points for fixing future payments by Germany. If it were well made with sufficient elasticity it would help stabilize French exchange. In addition, it would perhaps, in response to those who represent France as the enemy of British prestige, furnish a basis for future agreement between the French and English...
...friend in Manhattan who owned an unused newspaper plant in Philadelphia. He bought the plant by telephone, he moved it to Baltimore and set it tip in an unused building. He obtained an old locomotive from the Pennsylvania Railroad and ran it alongside the plant, using its steam to furnish power for his presses. Ten days after the fire, The Baltimore News appeared once more, calling on the citizens of Baltimore to build a greater and more beautiful city. In 1907 Mr. Grasty sold the News to Frank A. Munsey, who retained it until last year, when it was resold...
...phosgen strapped upon his back, or Robert Clay sitting in his but and slaying his enemies with electrically controlled bombing planes! Individual fighting and even retail killing may appeal to the animal instincts, artistically cloaked with Romance, but wholesale killing with up-to-date scientific equipment is unlikely to furnish many beautiful epics...
...Passed a resolution proposed by Senator Ladd of North Dakota calling on Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to furnish data on the wheat futures market in Chicago as evidenced in the trading of the last two months...
...father, the late Dr. Boris Sidis, eminent authority on psychopathology, decided when his son was born to give him a more intensive education than the American school, with what Dr. Boris called at the time its "discipline and routine," its "rubbish and refuse," could furnish. The boy could read and write at the age of two; at seven he passed the Harvard Medical School examinations in anatomy; at eight he could speak French, Russian, English, German, and could read Latin and Greek; at ten he entered Tufts; and at eleven he entered Harvard, graduating in 1914. He taught mathematics...