Word: respectively
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...think of all these comrades with equal tenderness and respect, and as one after another, worn out with work or by the hard blows of life, drops, we close up the ranks, and drawing nearer to each other, we move on. It is the record of deep mutual trust and friendship, and such a boon we would pass...
...necessary amount of sleep, food and exercise, a college man can work as long and as much as his mind will allow. The physical strength of a man increases until he reaches a certain age, then remains at a standstill and finally begins to decrease. But in this respect the mind differs from the body. With advancing age intellectual power and the pleasure in intellectupower, increase...
...later centuries, Washington and Lincoln and Gladstone in our own day. To such men the Bible was a source of strength and the chances are that it will so prove to college men of today. General appreciation of the Bible is growing stronger; men regard it with increasing respect and re-awakening interest...
...quote: "The final aim and effort of civilization is to make life pleasanter; and this is the object of what we call good manners. . . . Manners,' as Emerson says, 'are the happy ways of doing things,' and the the best manners are those which have their root in habitual self-respect and in consideration for others." Good manners, the use of moral influence, the cultivation of an inner life, all are urged as due from educated women...
There has been an abundance of pitching material this year, and although the bad weather has affected the pitchers more than any of the other players, both the pitchers are now very effective and are also good hitters. The team is better off in this respect than it has been for a long time...