Word: moralizes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...affiliation between the University Society and the American Flying Club, the organization which was the principle backer of the New York-Toronto and the Transcontinental race. This affiliation gives to the members of the University Society all the privileges of the Flying Club and assures them of both their moral and financial support. Mr. Lawrence L. Driggs, president of the Flying Club, will be present at the meeting...
Last Saturday's walkout of thirty-seven players of the Boston Symphony marks the climax of dissatisfaction over conditions in the organization, conditions for which the Boston musical public must bear the brunt of moral responsibility. Many of the best musicians in the Boston Orchestra have withdrawn during the last few years to go into other orchestras where the pay made it possible for them more easily to keep soul and body together. And those who did not go have apparently stood it as long as they...
...everywhere so large that had the uncounted voters all cast their ballots "dry" the plurality must still have been anti-prohibition. As long as the townsmen could keep their cellars supplied from Boston, they voted to keep their back yards free from the saloon. It was really not a moral objection that caused them to vote "dry", as is shown by their reversal of opinion after prohibition had taken effect in Boston. A practical lesson in the ethics of voting should be drawn from this weak policy of moral vacillation, that another such mistake may not be made...
...moral is. Make sure there's something to get excited about before you get excited. ANON.--WALPOLE ENTERPRISE...
...chief aims of the proposed League of Nations is to lay bare to the scrutiny of public opinion the relations between nations, so that the world may pronounce a moral judgment. But before secrets between nations are laid on the table, public opinion must crystallize against the old methods of diplomacy and must substitute some new means of handling international affairs. At present constructive methods are lacking. The old order is constantly attacked; but thunderous onslaughts are apparently made without a persistent guiding policy behind. Publishing the secret treaties ought to forcus attention on better methods of diplomacy...