Word: thanks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Colonel John C. Coolidge, father of the President: "It was reported I sent to the Republican National Committee the following telegram in response to an invitation to be present at the Cleveland Convention: 'Telegram received. Thanks. I cannot see my way clear to go to the Convention.' Newspapers pointed out that this message was a few words longer than one which I wired to a Dinner Committee in Massachusetts that was engaged in promoting my son from Lieutenant Governor to Governor. In that message I said: 'Gentlemen: Can't come. Thank you.' " Luis Angel Firpo...
...wonder whether I am a Modernist or Fundamentalist, especially as I come from New York, but you will not wonder nor make any mistake when you know that I come from what we call the right end of Brooklyn Bridge. Brooklyn, thank God, is still the City of Churches, and is still the City of Christian faith. Heresies originate in New York, not in Brooklyn...
...contains several classic as well as modern selections, will be Mr. Archibald Sessions of New York City. The program in full is as follows: Sonata in F minor Mendelssohn Invocation. Musette Dandrieu Prelude Clerambault Ciacona Pachelbel Andante Cantabile Tschalkowski En Bateau Debussy Chant du Soir Karg-Ellert Choral, "Now thank we all our God," Karg-Elert Scripture Reading. Prelude and Fugue in E minor Bach Melodie in E Rachmaninoff Scherzo (Fifth Sonata) Guilmant...
...Attorney General, Mr. Stone, said: "I desire to thank you for your services to the Government and to wish you all future success and happiness...
Speaking as one who left Harvard during the stern spring of 1917 and never got back and yet apparently gives more thought to Harvard matters than many who graduated "Cum Laude". I want to thank Professor Chafee for his interview in the CRIMSON of April fifth urging the freedom of at least the Union for the radicals...