Word: mutualization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...sufficient demonstration having been given that good will and mutual forbearance are the only way to soften the bumps and shocks that come from doing business with a dollar of fluctuating value, it is to be hoped that the journey down will be marked by greater harmony than marked by the journey up. You can contribute, to the general welfare by avoiding too hasty judgments based on beliefs that you are especially a victim...
...single minute. What they most need is to set to work; to repair the damages of war and to apply themselves in peaceful pursuits. It would be particularly unfortunate if they were to provoke just grievances by seizing territory not rightfully theirs. Poland must now strive for that mutual amity with surrounding states by which alone a worth-while peace is assured...
...Edsall, Dr. Milton J. Rosenau '14, Dr. Reid Hunt, and Dr. Cecil K. Drinker. The aim of the magazine is to satisfy the need of centralization of the literature dealing with problems of industrial hygiene and sanitation, accident prevention, medical and surgical treatment for industrial employees, compensation, insurance and mutual benefit associations, and reconstruction and vocational training of disabled workers. Articles of current interest by men distinguished for their work in various fields of industrial health are published each month, and are intended either to bring the field in question up to date or to report investigations which contribute entirely...
...amity which pervades them. A closer accord between England and France in defining and ridigly enforcing the treaty, signs of a clearer understanding of both with Germany--all these are very hopeful omens of greater sanity in international relations. For of what avail are written treaties in unaccompanied by mutual good-will...
...intelligently and conscientiously; neither of these achievements is due to any one class of men, and least of all has the superiority of our political institutions been due to the politician class, or to individual statesmen during the past hundred years. It is American public opinion created by the mutual understanding and purpose of all classes that has adapted our heritage from the stalwarts of the Revolution to our increasing needs...