Word: patly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Before the September primaries, it was planned to make Massachusetts a fall stamping-ground for the Democratic high-lights. "Pat" Harrison, the spell-binder from Mississippi, was coming and other notables. They wanted to defeat Senator Lodge and taste the sweets of revenge, and they wanted to give ex-President Wilson balm for his suffering. But, instead of a Wilson supporter, Colonel Gaston was nominated; the Democrats abandoned their pa and along with them thoughts...
...have only $10 in the world and are playing poker with a man you have never seen before. On the first deal he holds a pat hand. You have three eights before the draw. There is fifty cents in the pot. He bets a quarter. What are you going...
...coupled it with world. Plebian "ain't" appears in Thackery, apparently quite good form. While if the beaux and macarouss of Pope's day were to appear today and tald as they did in the drawing rooms of London, and ordinary American might well imagine they were telling more Pat and Mike stories...
...follows: Angelo Sarto Edgar Scott 1G. Olaf Oviatt McConnell '24 Bondell R. K. Carleton 2G. Bill E. B. Hungerford 1G. Steve Conrad Salinger '28 Blacky R. W. Brink 2G. Nick W. N. Morse 1G. Kraus H. W. Bates King F. C. Packard Jr. 3G. Jack H. K. Behn '22 Pat J. C. Murphy '25 Sewall W. E. Stillwell '25 Grey Merner Miss Carola Bell Mose Mr. Ralph Code Murray Brand J. M. Brown '23 Edita Miss Edith C. Noyes...
...determined at the present time, retail merchants are the greatest sinners in the matter of standing pat and forcing others to bear the burden of a reduction of prices. Labor unions are a close second. The threatened railroad strike is simply a maneuver to prevent a reduction in the cost of transportation, and force some other group to bear the burden of a reduced cost of production. Farmers and other producers of raw materials have already been forced to suffer a marked reduction in the prices of their products, which prices are costs of production to the secondary industries...