Word: suggester
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...deceive himself that the change of opinion on these matters is one which affects only a small educated class. Let no one suppose that it is the working class which is going to be shocked with the idea of birth control or marriage reform. For them, these suggest new liberty and emancipation from the most intolerable of tyrannies...
...Coolidge invited me and Mrs. Adams to pay a visit, and here we are. I have nothing to ask and nothing to suggest. I have no suggestions to make to the President regarding public affairs, nor have I any ideas to advance for the legislative program for the coming session. The people in Iowa are perfectly satisfied with the way Mr. Coolidge has administered the affairs of the nation...
...This is a critical time in the history of the Progressive movement. Progressives in the United States Senate are few in number, but they are vested with great responsibility and power. I need not suggest how vitally the choice of Mr. LaFollette's successor may affect the cause...
...Every bit of anthracite produced is smeared with blood. That is a gruesome thought, but harsh words may be necessary to awaken public opinion and a more or less sonmolent industry to a proper degree of responsibility in the premises. . . . "It may be that the operators may again suggest to the mine workers the arbitration of points of differences. The mine workers position on that question, if and when presented, will be just the same today as yesterday, the same in 1925 as in 1923. Why? Because, when a man who toils in your collieries agrees to let some third...
Because of the rain, the field (at Hurlingham) was mud, a pony slipped; because of the slip, Captain J. B. Dening of the British Army's polo team fell on his poll and suffered a slight concussion of the brain. No one, however, went so far as to suggest that it was because of this lamentable accident that the U. S. team won by 6 goals to 4 the second and deciding game of their series (TiME, June 29) against the British. The former was better mounted, more vigorous. Through the gray drizzle of the afternoon, ambassadors and noblemen...