Word: strife
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...cause of strife remov'd so rarely well...
...cause of strife remov'd so rarely well, dignity prevented Justice Peters from concluding, like Poet Pope...
...Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway has cost him a million. But his saddest loss was the forced sale in 1923 of his Melody Farm, $5,000,000 estate of forests, fountains, lakes, drives and gardens, near the Lake Michigan shore north of Chicago. Truculently honest, weary of commercial strife, he now spends most of his time rusticating in California. Last week however he was, like another Cincinnatus called from his farm, in Chicago alongside his nephews Philip D. Ill and Lester in their tribulations with Armour Grain...
...Austen, cool, said: "I do not feel it my duty as apparently the Honorable Member does, to doubt the word of British representatives in China." Up and down England the fact was apparent that British news from China is becoming a medium for political manipulation and strife...
...other hand I think there are several reasons why we should recognize the Russian Soviet. In the first place, Russia is a great potential market for United States goods. Thus commercially it would benefit us considerably to recognize Russia. Furthermore I think it will be impossible to settle the strife in Europe until the Russian problem is solved. I can not possibly see how our many efforts towards world peace can be made effective unless the Russian problem is settled...