Word: consisting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...unwary purchaser has a surprise in store. For while the front page of the Repository is full of news, its remaining three pages consist of one full page advertisement for the World-Telegram, one for the Associated Press, and one for the Scripps-Howard Newspapers...
...prob ably be available for the International system, Herr Kreuger will come closer to alliance with J. P. Morgan & Co. and Na tional City, bankers for International. In addition to acquiring the talent of Herr Kreuger, International receives properties of tremendous value. The I. T. & T. system will now consist of 1,000,000 telephones in 14 nations. It will have manufacturing units whose combined business will reach a total of $100,000,000 a year.* Just as it will give to Ericsson the right to use Bell's patents in foreign countries, it will receive the benefits...
...appearances definitely scheduled consist of joint concerts with the Wellesley College Glee Club at Wellesley on December 10, 1931; with the Smith College Glee Club, at Northhampton on May 7, 1932; with the Yale Glee Club on November 20, 1931, at Cambridge; and a performance in Plymouth under the auspices of the Plymouth Men's Glee Club on March...
Thought much has been found out about the residents of Homolka while they were still iving, the dead still remain a mystery. Almost the only burials so far discovered consist of a row of skeletons found on the top of the hill. These, however, proved to be the remains of invading Slavs, who had been interred there nearly 3000 years after the abandonment of the fortress. A search for the original cemetery will be one of the special objects of the work to be carried out there...
...pound football squad should be organized at Princeton and should be supervised and coached in the same way as the so-called minor sports. One coach in an official capacity would suffice, since it can fairly be expected that undergraduates would volunteer to assist. The season's schedule could consist of games with class teams, preparatory schools and 150-pound teams from other colleges. The expense of obtaining equipment and engaging a coach indeed presents one obstacle to the plan. But it is quite possible that, if the games were properly scheduled, gate receipts would cover a considerable portion...