Word: developing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...natural course for a business man to follow is to develop his property so as to produce as quick a return as possible. He cannot be blamed for doing this. Now what did those owners do, nearly a hundred years ago, when they started out on their new business adventure--for, it was a new adventure in those days:--just as the first subway was an adventure in our time. They looked over the city, selected a route which seemed to offer the best prospect. Accidental conditions might have been entirely responsible for its location, but the chief requirement...
Coach Frazier now has a squad of 25 men working out under him and he expects to develop three dormitory teams before Friday. The following schedule of 12 games has been arranged for the championship...
There is considerable optimism as a result of the races last Saturday. Despite a following wind which helped the Quakers more than has generally been recognized, the University crews came through strong at the finish and pushed the Pennsylvanians to the limit. Dr. Howe has proved that he can develop a crew which, if it cannot win all its races, will at least always make "a creditable and sportsmanlike showing...
...agency stands in a confidential relation to each of its advertising clients, just as a lawyer does. In order to develop a higher standard of practice, the better advertising agencies of the country organized in 1917 the American Association of Advertising Agencies. This organization has at the present time 133 members, representing agencies located in all the principal cities in the United States,--and the combined volume of business handled annually by the members of this organization totals approximately...
...possible then to see some justification of such activities. In them one is constantly thrown in touch with men of similar interests; contact is easy. Not so easy is it to develop abiding friendships when the highest pitch of emotion must come out of books; that may be a better way, but it is more difficult: most have not sufficient appreciation. So they seek contact elsewhere; the unfortunate part is that often--usually--they do not know what they have...