Word: circular
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...chitchat, the gibble-gabble, the pussy-words of Manhattan sophisticates, the wisecracks sprung in the hashhouses of 44th Street, the nicknames of semi-celebrities? That poor old lady. It will not be for the old lady in Dubuque. That was a good sentence. The editors put it in their circular. They put it in letters to possible subscribers, they wrote it large on cards which they tacked up about the town...
...Senior Album Committee, which recently completed its organization and began active work, announced last night that more than 800 envelopes, containing a life blank, a circular letter of instructions, a subscription card, and a return envelope, had been mailed to every eligible past and present member of the class of 1925. Seniors who plan to gradate at mid-years have been particularly requested to make appointments at Notman's immediately, and to return their life-blanks at once. All other Seniors must be photographed before February 14. Notman does this service free of charge, and their work will be greatly...
...Owing to the habit of taking meals irregularly at different places--eating around, as it is called--and the preference for cafeteria over places where men can meet regualarly together, the attendance at the Hall has, since the war, been falling off. Last spring the Comptroller sent a circular to the students asking for their advice and criticism. Few men complained of the food; many wanted smaller tables and to pay by the meal instead of by the week. These changes were made, with the hope that the number of students would increase, but this has not happened. The Hall...
Subscriptions for the limited edition have already begun to flow in, although no previous detailed announcement of the work has been made, so that when the circular is issued next week a rush for the remaining copies is expected...
...Egyptian protest was apparently a circular telegram sent by the Egyptian Lower House to the other Parliaments and to the League, and it did not therefore fall within the limits...