Word: mindedness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Robert Halliday in the lead, as the Red Sindow, and Eddie Buzzell, the comedian are very fair. Halliday almost satisfies as the two-faced hero, who must be simple-minded or bold and bad in quick alternation. Buzzell has nothing to offer but his lines, and when they fail him...
Please stop sending me TIME even if my subscription only began, but I just cannot stand such persistent insulting stupidity of your Editors calling New York Manhattan. I will read other, better enlightened papers, instead of such narrow minded ones as TIME is.
Thus far he has achieved one striking forensic passage quoted in news organs throughout the Empire: "Men who are engaged in sport for sport's sake belong to the highest class that the country can boast-clean, generous, high-minded. When this class has the opportunity to compete with...
This interesting document begins with an admirable survey of post war European economic conditions. The disastrous effects of higher and more numerous tariff walls, restrictions, and prohibitions are accurately surveyed. "Too many states," reads the report, "in pursuit of false ideals of national interest, have imperilled their own welfare and...
Buchmanism. Educators recognized at once that the Waterbury Student Mission was a manifestation of a sect that has rooted itself spasmodically in U. S. colleges -Buchmanism. Mr. Frank N. D. Buchman was not at Waterbury, but was represented by Samuel Shoemaker, zealous disciple. Mr. Buchman is smooth, with a long...