Word: parks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...schools which will be represented in today's events, and the number of their entrants, are as follows: Andover 40, Boston College High 10, Boston English High 8, Brockton High 16, Exeter 24, Commerce High 14, Huntington 16, Hyde Park High 9, Lawrence High 3, Lowell High 3, Lynn Classical High 9, Lynn English High 16, Mechanic Arts High 10, Medford High 10, Milton 15, Rindge High 6, St. John's 16, Somerville High 6, Winthrop High 4, Worcester...
...been President of the organization since its inception, it is thought advisable to elect a "Latin " woman as the next President. International politics, however, will play its part. If a French or Italian woman were elected there is fear that the German women might be alienated. Mrs. Maud Wood Park, President of the National League of Women Voters and delegate to the Convention from the United States, predicted that the next President of the Alliance would be a South American woman...
Vanity Fair. Mabel Ballin plays " Becky Sharp " with all the vapid fascination of a nurse girl enlisting a park policeman for the evening. Accordingly Goldwyn's eight reel production of Vanity Fair is rather gruesome. One can only hope that Thackeray is sufficiently diverted by his celestial activities to omit a mundane interlude for inspection of the ruin of his novel in the motion picture galleries...
...Southern Baptists still hold to this belief, and refuse to cooperate with any other Protestant denominations in the Federal Council of Churches. The Northern Baptists cooperate, but have a communion service which is closed to all Christians except those who have been immersed. Dr. Cornelius Woelfkin, of the Park Avenue Baptist Church, New York, has declared for the " open church "-i. e., receiving members from other communions without immersion. Along with this " heresy," Dr. Woelfkin declares that he believes in evolution, and thinks that the church should try to elevate the theatre, not obliterate it. He is assailed by conservatives...
...determined one of the fundamental causes of Harvard's great failure as a training place for the higher intellectual freedom; it is the nearness of Cambridge to Boston, --an overwhelming fact--which impressed me, as I sat in the subway train reading the list of stations: Harvard, Central, Kendall, Park (Westbound read up; Eastbound read down; and if you aren't bound, anywhere, just ignore...