Word: needs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Stoneham offered his potent property to Philadelphia, Cincinnati, to other teams. They offered little in return. Hornsby is notably difficult to handle; the season previous he fought his way off the world's champion St. Louis Cardinals. Boston, bitterly in need of ball players, joyfully talked business...
...organization benefits: The old St. Paul was obliged to pay, as fixed charges, $21,800,000 each year. The new St. Paul need pay only...
...recent biographers of Galahad and of Napoleon collaborated on a title for this book, they would undoubtedly have chosen: "Talleyrand and his Girl Friends: or Too Much of his Private Life to Explain his Reputation." In which case, this review need have been written...
...only states attempting to remedy conditions," he went on to say. Dr. Danner then explained that his hopes for the future of lepers were very great as "Christian sympathy and modern science have joined in a round-the-world campaign to help the leper; governments are rallying to the need of preventing and curing leprosy. In my experience I do not recall that practical aid and comfort have come to lepers anywhere except directly or indirectly through Christian channels. Now, no matter where you look, governments are beginning to study their responsibility in leprosy...
...certainly fills a unique place in American, and while the importance of the study of plant genetics and the hybridization of trees may present only vague and jejune append to the public mind, comparatively little botanical sympathy or inclination is prerequisite to a realization of the artistic and economic need for forest preservation and plant pathology. The greatness of the Arboretum rests upon the fact that it is a pioneer, in this field, and, its objective being of national importance, financial hindrance is not to be tolerated...