Word: employs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...present management of the Journal-Post has not changed one whit because of this arrangement with Mr. Doherty. He has no representative on the Board of Directors, nor in our employ. We are not. therefore, concerned with the opinions of far-distant newspapers as to this arrangement which is of importance to the people of Kansas City's own territory, many of whom hope it will be the means whereby an unbalanced newspaper situation born of jorce-majeur will gradually be corrected...
Some persons might infer from this statement that the Fiduciary Trust Co. will entrust all legal business of estates and trusts under its care to Root, Clark & Buckner. On the contrary, the policy of the trust company, where circumstances permit, is to employ a client's own attorney in the administration of his estate or trusts...
Last week Dominick & Dominick finished a study of corporate earnings, revealed that less than Meth of 1% of all U. S. companies accounted for 40% of the total 1930 corporate earnings, have 45% of total corporate gross assets. Only 3.4% of all U. S. manufacturing companies employ more than 250 workers, only 1.4% employ more than...
...suggest that we employ, at least occasionally, the alternative patronymic of 'Nassau!" as a snapper to the body of our tribal war-cry. It is inferior in phonetic value to both "Harvard!" and "Yale!" But it is infinitely superior to the pinched-up and vocally inexpressive "Princeton!" I am inclined to think that the best tonal effect will be secured by avoiding the repetition of the word (Nassau), particularly if the tempo be a rapid one. Use a single "Nassau" at the end of the cheer, thus: "Nassau!" Note that the explosive accent is on the final syllable, the vocalization...
...seniors. They are a surly lot at the moment for the anxiety of awaiting their marks has played havoc with their nerves. The old fellow has cast about to find some entertainment to divert their attention from the endless poker games and the other evils which they now employ to pass away the time. Nor have his castings been in vain...