Word: displays
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...commemoration of "Graphic Arts Week," Widener Library will open on Thursday an exhibit of early printing materials. The Dard Hunter Museum of M.I.T. will observe the week with a display of papermaking tools, and the Boston Public Library will show an historical exhibit...
...program calls for rearrangement and new display of the Museum's great collections of archaeology, ethnology, and physical anthropology which illustrate the development of man and his institutions in all parts of the world. The reinstallation will begin with the extensive collections relating to the American Indian...
...until an old gaffer cackled: "Why don't you ask about the most important thing in Elwood-Wendell Willkie? Man and boy I've known him 50 years. I've even got his first diaper. It's down in the First National Bank on display...
...even plays billiards with the handsome ensigns, and somehow she manages to be fascinating through it all. Two choice ditties by a newcomer named Hollander give her a chance to show off her husky voice, and a tight-fitting uniform and some slinky dresses give her a chance to display the rest of herself. During the infrequent moments when she isn't on the screen the show is nothing extra, except during the brawl-to-end-all brawls which serves as a finale...
...stockholder, Adolph Levitt. Operating a chain of bakeries after World War I, Levitt found that Salvation Army lassies had made doughboys doughnut-conscious, that the new market thus created needed a mass-produced doughnut, uniform and digestible. After engineers produced for him an efficient doughnut machine, Pioneer Levitt organized Display Doughnut Machine Corp. (later Doughnut Corp.) to sell it to independent bakers. In 1925 Levitt put out a standardized mix, later supplied patrons with optional trade names (most famous: Downyflake, Mayflower...