Word: youre
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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In your issue of Feb. 11, I noticed you referring to the Prince of Wales wearing a "red" carnation when in evening dress. You called it a "joke" but it merely showed that the Prince "knows his flowers" and you don't. A red carnation is the proper flower...
If your explanation is satisfactory, I shall subscribe to your magazine!
Do you ever wear a flower in your buttonhole? Or do you think a fellow who wears one a sissy? If you do, you are wrong. The man who wants to wear one and does is more of a man than the man who wants to wear one but doesn...
Under the Science Department of your Feb. 18 edition I noticed a statement regarding the fact that copies of Albert Einstein's "Coherent Field Theory" had reached this country. Will you be so kind as to inform me where it would be possible to obtain a copy of this...
In your issue of Feb. 11, in your article on the dedication of the Singing Tower, you say that President Coolidge called the bells by the Americanized version of "karilon." As one who attended the dedication and heard all the speeches, I hasten to tell you that your informant was...