Word: cards
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Monday, Feb. 22, I received a letter from your office containing a post card, which you asked that I sign and mail back to your office and you would mail back to me 20 issues of TIME for $2.00. When I mailed the card I did so in good faith, because I thought your paper or magazine was a good...
Monday night after mailing you the card I was handed a copy of TIME, Feb. 8, and my attention was called to an article in this particular issue. The article in question was your mention of the Colored Woman who recently was admitted to practice law before the Supreme Court of the U. S. [Violette N. Anderson of Chicago]. And in mentioning her sex you described her as a Negress...
...company had only one paying subscriber in Manhattan. In 1878 a single card sufficed for a directory, which carried not numbers, but names, of which there were only 252. Last year there were about 1,500,000 telephones in New York City alone. Subscribers make 6,784,844 calls daily through 151 exchanges with 19,000 operators. This is more than in all England...
...enclosing your TIME subscription card signed...
Today is the last day on which Seniors and others completing the requirements for the degree of A. B. or S. B. in June may file notice of their intention and register for the General Examinations. Application may be made on a card to be secured at the Information Desk at University...