Word: carly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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With the coming of the steam railroad, the population of the city soon increased and congestion occurred within the three to four mile limit. As soon as this happened the omnibus first, and then the horse-car was evolved to supply the need for cheap horse transit...
...those days newspaper advertising was about the only method offered to the prospective advertiser since the great magazine development had not started, and the street car and other methods of advertising, were for the most part, non-existent...
There is, however, no little room for doubt about the interest taken in the conflict among the Irish themselves. On Monday all Dublin joined in a one-day strike as a demonstration against the spirit of militarism,--not a trolley car was moved, not a newspaper printed. In fact it might have been an Old Testament Sabbath from all accounts, save for the crowds in the streets. Furthermore, the response to an appeal from the Irish Bishops for a popular demand for the treaty has elicited little response, apparently because of the cloud of fear which is over the whole...
...with a car who can devote an hour or two of time should either see Corliss Lamont '24 at Randolph 50, or telephone Mr. Holmes, Haymarket 1988, at 31 Mt. Vernon street, Boston...
...proposed idea is not wholly lacking in precedent. Last fall the Southern Pacific Railroad, in a spasm of benevolence, offered freight-car transportation to university students from California to Oregon and return at five dollars per man. In the past summer, the United American lines inaugurated a transatlantic service for ships for third-class passengers only. That the experiment has been a success is demonstrated by its continuance...