Word: costs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...cost of publishing such a volume as the Register is very great. The men who solicited advertising for the old Register and the Club Book found it increasingly difficult to get advertising, and eventually were forced to prove that it was advantageous to the Boston business men to advertise in the books. This proof they endeavored to give by making what is known as "trade ads." The merchants agreed to take space in the publication and credit the publication with the value of the ads, in trade. For instance, if the advertiser agreed to take $25 or $15 for space...
...year's book, and if the members of the Freshman class will respond readily, the delivery of the books will be greatly facilitated and hastened. Already a hundred books have been subscribed for some men taking two or three apiece. If the book is subscribed for now it will cost only $1, but if purchased in any other way it will cost $1:25. The price of publication is $1.50 per volume. The Red Book Committee will be at Wednesday's meeting of the class to receive subscriptions. Subscription blanks may now be obtained from any of the following...
...Cost of Trip About...
...trip starts on June 26 on the S. S. "France." The itinerary includes over fifty points of interest in France, the trips wherever possible being made in sight seeing cars or boats. Returning, the expedition leaves Havre on August 30. The total cost of the tour is $485. Further information may be obtained from Mr. Bruno, Maison Francaise, Columbia University, New York...
...allowed to participate in the instruction under certain provisions. Their attendance at camp must be for the entire period unless complied by actual necessity to leave. They must submit to the rules and regulations of military discipline. They must bear the expenses of transportation to and from camp the cost of uniforms--two pairs of breeches, kaki, hat, leggins, shirt (about $7.66 per man)--and subsistence (about $1.75 per week). The government supplies free of charge, cots, blankets, tentage, cooking outfits, a complete infantry equipment for each man, ordinance property, such other articles as may be found necessary, and instruction...