Word: sweete
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...view is not generally shared among Republican leaders. Senator Moses, Chairman of the Republican Senatorial Committee, and Representative Wood, Chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee, view with alarm both the President's World Court proposal and discontent among the farmers. Senator Watson's optimism is not as sweet as the President's. But it is more specific...
Throughout the long political war of the League of Nations The New York Times stood staunchly behind the person and the policies of Woodrow Wilson. When Mr. Wilson published his recent article in The Atlantic Monthly (see page 2) the Times remarked: "Sweet reasonableness and pious ejaculations...
...dollars better than the value of the 1922 crop. An even greater gain was registered by corn at $2,488,605,000 compared with $1,798,202,000 last year. Increased value was forecast for the current crop of corn, oats, barley, flaxseed, cotton; but wheat, rye, white and sweet potatoes, hay, peaches, apples showed a decrease. The 1923 wheat crop is estimated at $780,771,000 compared with $884,412,000?a loss of over $100,000,000. It is apparent that not all American farmers are going bankrupt, despite the alarming views of their situation taken...
There he and his party had rested for two days. He had found the wild animals tame, had fed bears sweet rolls out of his hand, had witnessed "one of the finest impulses that animates the heart of man" when the driver of the Presidential automobile had brought it to a stop to avoid running over two baby grouse, "no bigger than hickory nuts." The President had likewise committed himself to the plan of local boosters to add 400,000 acres to the Park by annexing the Jackson Hole country and part of the Teton Range...
...SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY - Laurette Taylor enjoying herself in a very old-fashioned melodrama-romance in which ladies wear yard-wide hats and gentlemen lace pants. A clean show about Charles...