Word: childses
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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"The public doesn't seem to care whether it gets dyspepsia or not. You have to give them what they want," Stockholder L. A. Mathey lectured the Childs Co.'s management at last week's annual meeting. Applause from stockholders was in all the greater contrast to...
Vice President Smith replied: "Our outlook in the near future seems good." Nevertheless the stockholders adopted a motion of adjournment to some date within the next three months when President William Childs would be on hand "to answer queries."
Author William Childs summed up, in a recent pamphlet, to his patrons:
An exhibition of samples of English and American chap-books and broadside ballads is being shown in the Widener Treasure room this week. The collection is now twice as large as it was when started by the late Professor F. S. Childs many years ago. The Chapmen, from whence the...
The Childs Co. ("Go Vegetablewise. . . . ") - $1,496,858. Previous year: $1,683,329. Explained President William Childs: "Unfavorable summer weather, particularly at week ends; the Mississippi flood and New England floods, the Ford shutdown, etc. all retarded the company's business."