A lady who signed herself "Hostess" wrote recently to Elinor Ames, who clears up matters of etiquette for readers of the Daily News, "How many cocktails should a hostess serve before a meal.
The New Yorker, October 31, 1936 P. 15 A lady who signed herself "Hostess" wrote recently to Elinor Ames, who clears up matters of etiquette for readers of the Daily News, "How many cocktails should a hostess serve before a meal.
"We would like to clear up matters in this same way with Russia," Mr. Kinkel said, referring to the countless books, documents, archives, artworks and archaeological treasures still in Russian hands.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, October 31, 1936 P. 15 A lady who signed herself "Hostess" wrote recently to Elinor Ames, who clears up matters of etiquette for readers of the Daily News, "How many cocktails should a hostess serve before a meal.
Representatives from Cantor Fitzgerald and American Express, two of the biggest companies on New York's list, told The Huffington Post that their inclusion was in error and that they were working to clear up matters.
But the wall text clears up the matter: Ms. Burson says that when a streak of light appears in such a picture, "it's energy," presumably the healing kind.
If you are noticing symptoms that aren't clearing up in a matter of days, it is time to see your doctor, or visit the campus clinic.
As for Mr. Matheussen, he said he was relieved to have the matter cleared up.
There's a philosophical matter to clear up.
And now that shadow will hang over any race he enters until the matter is cleared up.
