Word: teas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Perhaps Mr. Thomas was exploiting his hens. Perhaps he was making them work overtime for his wife's tea room in New York. But not relishing the idea of having his means of production tampered with any more than our friend the Boisheviki, Mr. Thomas thought he would employ that particular instrument of suppression which he has professionally contemned...
...force, security, effective disarmament, and suppression of all private profits from munitions. Veterans of delegations all the way from Great Britain to Denmark and the Territory of Memel approved this resolution. The American Legion sent no U. S. delegates but was reported to have approved a separate weak-tea resolution, presented by the Italians, which made no mention of private munitions profits...
...Nope, I don't think having beer will stop the Harvard thirst--except maybe to get them warmed up for the real stuff. But I'm sorry about those mugs. There's not even a tea cup here...
...Delegate on Washington's Embassy Row (Massachusetts Ave.). It will contain living quarters, chancery offices, a splendorous chapel, a unit (with separate entrance) for entertainments. Washington hostesses know better than to attempt to lionize the Pope's representative or to get invited by him for tea or dinner. No woman is ever included among the Apostolic Delegate's guests...
...Committee includes: R. J. Baker, professor of Law, Edward Ballantine '07, associate professor of Music, and Calvert Magruder, professor of Law. Tea will be served...