Word: added
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...have been hearing about the results of the Axelrod story ever since Fred Brown, proprietor of Brown's Drug Store in Woonsocket, got a tip that it would be in the forthcoming (Feb. 2) issue of TIME and ran the following ad in the Woonsocket Call...
Radiomen regard Grauer as one of the glibbest ad-libbers on the air. But like all announcers, he has had his share of slips. His favorite printable one was a spoonerism. After guiding the late Carrie Chapman Catt through a difficult broadcast, Grauer turned to her in relief and said, all too clearly, "Thank you, Mrs. Catt, we are deepful grately...
Prospect. In Mexico City, the Herald printed a want ad: "Secretary. Wants position. No bad habits. Willing to learn...
...diners went wild. "Go get 'em, Ad!" screamed jubilant party functionaries. When it was all over, veteran Chicago newsmen knew that a dazzling political star had been born. Wrote Sun & Timesman John Dreiske: "He was a smash hit. There once were those who gloomily opined he should not travel in the same caravan with Paul H. Douglas [Democratic candidate for Senator] because of the danger [that] he would be eclipsed by that brilliant orator. Put away your handkerchiefs. Don't cry for Stevie...
...CRIMSON competitions will be over before final exams in May, so if you're hankering to chat with deans, snap your lens, sell an ad, or blow off steam on a national or college topic, come down to the Crime tonight...