Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first number of the Advocate is being issued today and will be on sale for 15 cents on Harvard Square. The annual subscription price of $1.25 will remain the same. Those wishing to subscribe should leave their names and addresses with check or cash at the new Advocate building, at 24 Holyoke street, Leavitt & Peirce's, or the Co-operative Branch...
...Seniors will assemble on the steps of Widener Library at 8 o'clock this morning for the annual Senior Picnic. A slogan of "No cuts: no cash" has been adopted for the day, because the Faculty will excuse all cuts by members of the class of 1919 even by those who are on probation, and because the picnic will be absolutely free to all Seniors...
...design not specified). Caps, tin cups, and a brass band will be provided, also lunch and "sundries". Seniors will ride in special cars to the waiting vacht and sail to the mysterious picnic ground, and the picnic will start. All will arrive at Harvard Square promptly at six. No cash, no cuts; costs nothing but a pair of overalls...
...application will be received unless accompanied by a self-addressed envelope with 12 or 13 cents in stamps for postage and registry fee, and checks or cash for the amount of the tickets applied for. Checks should be made payable to the 1919 Harvard Class Day Committee, and sent to C. A. Clark, Jr., Dunster...
...newest addition to the laboratory is a "stenotype" machine, which is modelled on the plan of a typewriter and takes shorthand automatically. Five different adding machines have also been installed, and besides all the foregoing, there are a number of automatic mailing machines, addressographs, stenciling machines, addressographs, stenciling machines, cash registers, dictophones, typewriters, duplicators, minute-recording thermometers, "protectographs," automatic bell calls, and letter openers...