Word: strives
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Leaving Cambridge at 1.30 o'clock this afternoon the Freshman soccer team will journey to Andover for a return game with the schoolboys. The Blue team won an easy 3-0 victory on October 17 which the 1927 men will have to strive hard to wipe...
...appearances during the latter half of the Metropolitan season, may bring with her Max Schilling, her husband. Schilling, as everyone knows, is the composer of Mono Lisa, the opera in which Mme. Kemp made her debut last season. It would seem that husband and wife strive in harmony...
...conducted by the poet and parodist, J. C. Squire, will hardly expect the new Mercury to be a prototype of the old. The American Mercury plans to offer "a comprehensive picture, critically presented, of the entire American scene "-fine arts, politics, industrial and social relations, science. And it will strive to maintain the point of view of the "civilized minority." For several years Messrs. Nathan and Mencken have been conducting a magazine known as Smart Set, one of a group aimed more or less at the "uncivilized majority." Snappy Stories, Saucy Stories, Detective Tales, Breezy Stories, The Black Mask...
Chancellor Stresemann's policy is first of all to maintain passive resistance to the French in the Ruhr at all costs. He will, however, strive to open negotiations with France and will make a new offer of reparations, which, it is said, will be larger than any yet made. Other points in his program are financial and economic stabilization in Germany; no separation from the Rhineland; economic and political liberty of the Ruhr...
Clean and Moral, Her Heroes and Heroines Strive for a Better World...