Word: cosmopolitans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Proud was Editor Ray Long when Contributor Calvin Coolidge said to him of Cosmopolitan Magazine: "Yes, when you pay 35? for a magazine, that magazine takes on in your eyes the nature of a book, and you treat it accordingly" (TIME, March...
Proud were Cosmopolitan admen of the slogan, "The top million and a half" referring to the 1,588,438 readers who were able and willing to pay 35? for the magazine...
Last week Cosmopolitan relinquished claim to its Coolidge blurb if not its slogan by cutting the price of the book to 25?. Official reason: "We are influenced somewhat by the trend in industry toward superior production at lower cost...
...buildings. I have been in the Michigan Union, the Hart House at Toronto University and Willard Straight Hall at Cornell. None of them is better designed for its purpose. There is more need at Harvard for a Union than at Michigan, Toronto, or Cornell. Harvard is a large and cosmopolitan University; it has nothing else that does what the Union does...
ALEXANDER POPE?Edith Sitwell?Cosmopolitan...