Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...apparently foresee limitless prosperity ahead. A prophet of a different sort is Leonard P. Ayres of the Cleveland Trust Co., whose predictions as to the trend of business have in recent years proved so accurate and courageous that his remarks are always worth listening to. His mouthpiece, the fortnightly bulletin of the Cleveland Trust, now expresses its opinion that 1924 will be a year of diminished prosperity, and cites the obvious decline in output of iron and steel, automobiles, tires, cotton, wool, shoes and building construction. It also declares that short-term interest charges are about to begin a long...
...Cateau, France, Henri Mailer, the Mayor, posted a bulletin on the façade of the Hôtel de Ville...
...dailies of the country, it is undoubtedly true that New York's News and Journal stand first in point of circulation. Other big papers are: the Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Kansas City Star, Chicago American (evening), Chicago Daily News (evening), Chicago Herald Examiner, Boston Post. None of these is consistently below 380,000 in circulation...
Scott C. Bone is Governor of Alaska. He was once a Washington newspaper publisher. Wallace R. Farrington is Governor of Hawaii. He owns the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. Both were appointed by Warren GK Harding...
Since it opened for business several years ago, this committee, which holds its annual convention today, has carried on with increasing success what is known as the Harvard Economic Service. At regular intervals throughout the year a business bulletin is issued which contains accurate comment on affairs of the day and forecasts for the future, both compiled by the leading economists and business specialists of the Harvard faculty. And last year a further advance was made when negotiations were completed between the Harvard Committee and a similar organization, the London-Cambridge Economic Service, conducted by members of the Universities...