Word: nones
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Democratic candidate, Mr. Gaston, has not held office and therefore has none of that weakness. He has had a rather extraordinary experience in business affairs and is independent in his relations. His experience in large constructive business appeals to many. His support by both capital and labor is unusual...
...descendants of Shakespeare's "Two Gentlemen of Verona" have lost none of their gentility. What is more, they have organized a crusade against the use of profanity in the city, and report a remarkable success attending their efforts. The committee declares that by actual statistics 75 percent of the bad language which was once heard has now been abolished, and although the prospects for a complete purification seem small, the reformers hope to succeed eventually. When Verona has been purged, their efforts will be extended to other cities, and bit by bit they hope to see the movement spread over...
Brahms' Symphony No. 4 (E minor) stood first on the program. Remarkably fine playing on the orchestra's part helped to give interest to an only fairly interesting first movement; it was the last movement that stood out as a wonderfully ingenious piece of ground-bass work, losing none of its beauty through its ingenuity; the amazingly fine work in this movement certainly confirms the statement that Brahms is the master of variation-form...
...with many colored awnings, wheel chairs, theatre with performances twice daily. "The Hut" in the basement with its cafeteria, and war mementos, fortune tellers, salt water taffy, and countless other attractions will give the people of New England many of the experiences of a trip to Atlantic City, with none of the inconveniences of traveling...
...according to Colonel Roosevelt, America gained a navy second to none, a guaranty of national defence, and a strong deterrent from future wars...