Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Combine Clara Bow, a sour moral, and "it" and you can only trust to luck Frank Strayer trusted--so this week finds "Rough House Rosie" sending thrills into the cerebral mud of local fandom at the Metropolitan...
...sincerely trust that the difficulty in regard to the 1928 Harvard football schedule is ironed out satisfactorily. We heartily agree with the Crimson authorities that the Brown game is too difficult and too important to come between two other big contests. However, we are somewhat at a loss to understand how Harvard can risk even a temporary break in a rivalry of forty-three year's standing merely to rearrange her own schedule so that it includes another "big" game with an institution which the Crimson has not played since 1909-The Brown Herald...
...maneuver, the more lemonade he gets. If he stops to catch his breath or to wipe his nose, the other boys will suck up some share of his drink. Oil operators are such suckers, all ceaselessly aspirating oil from common, underground pools. Oil men are inclined not to trust one another...
...company, under the presidency of its founder Frank A. Seiberling, was practically bankrupt. Dillon, Read & Co., who worked out the refinancing plans, had President Seiberling removed and the company placed under a management committee. This committee consisted of Clarence Dillon of Dillon, Read & Co., John Sherwin of the Union Trust Co., Cleveland, and Mr. Young. Mr. Young has been inactive as a manager, in reserve as counsellor...
...admit practical objections but we can not include under this head the failure of a college to fulfill in a gentlemanly fashion its share of a mutual agreement. Harvard should expect her graduates as should also Yale to follow their respective athletic heads in a guiding policy of "mutual trust...