Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...advertising campaign carried on J. Walter Thompson Company for "Lux", a Cambridge product, was awarded the $1500 cash prize and certificate for the best national campaign advertising a specific product, last evening at the Union...
Among the other awards were two $1500 cash prizes given to Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc., for two campaigns which this agency conducted, one for the General Motors Company, and the other for R. H. Macy Company...
...French war debt to America indicates the necessity of a solution of this portentious unknown in the international equation. Mr. Keynes, in the most recent New Republic, outlines the French view. America sacrificed her money, as France sacrificed her blood and sinew, to attain a common result. The cash and goods advanced were called a loan in order to encourage economical spending, but in the first flush of victory they should have been generously cancelled. The British view is that France should follow England's example in arranging the steps leading to ultimate payment. The American view is that these...
...maintain itself upon a strictly economic basis. That means that its debts must be paid, its servants salaried that they may live. To do this, Religion has depended upon charity; for it is not per se a business, least of all a profitable concern in terms of cash...
...four clubs with the highest percentage of victories are chosen to take part in the semi-finals in the third year. The two winners of these semi-finals then compete for the prize, which consists of a trophy for each of the winning students, as well as a cash prize varying in amount. Thus the two teams which will compete tonight have survived a gruelling series of elimination arguments...