Word: coupon
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Operated as a branch of Harkness dining hall, grille is managed by two ton University men and non-students--but the consion belongs to Harvard. may be made by University coupon book only...
...Cambridge last Thursday found the Adams House Dining Hall open for lunch, and those who were alert found that if they signed for lunch they would be signed on board for the rest of the year. "However," ran the official notice, "meals can be paid for individually with coupons." But you cannot buy a coupon book without a new bursar's card, and these cards are not available until Registration. --Davis G. Eissk...
...points meant not only an end of coupon headaches but a saving for the Ministry itself, which had employed more than 1,000 clerks to keep track of the points. The change did not, however, mean the end of all rationing. Such basic foods as meat, fats, bacon, cheese, tea, sugar and sweets were still rationed. The fair distribution of everything else was up to the food sellers...
Radcliffe graduate students and women in Harvard graduate schools will be allowed to eat in the now Graduate Center next year, Vice President Reynold's office announced last night. The women will pay on a weekly basis or use coupon books...
Gone are the quiet old days when the boxes' chief attraction was a small coupon for silver-plated spoons with one's initials on them; the cereal companies now are attacking from all sides of the container at once. For instance, a single box of Kellogg's Pep offers, for box top and a price, a two-tone beanie, a magno-power '50 Ford ("oh boy--eye-popping thrills"), and a Donald Duck ring which rolls its eyes and opens its mouth when you apply the secret magnetic control (in the form of a miniature Pep box.) And inside amidst...