Word: gazed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...even the hot haste of the newspaper office shall destroy it. A reporter, if he possesses this one quality of reliable accuracy, will never want a position. The need for perseverance and pluck comes from the fact that the greater amount of news does not happen before the public gaze. A reporter, if he is to give an accurate account of these secret events must be indefatigable in exhausting every source of information and verifying every rumor before he places trust in it. As for tact, it makes friends, and every friend is an unpaid assistant...
...endless continuation of that eternally pointless "drool" known as "Harry's Career at Yale." Patience ceases to be a virtue after the fiftieth chapter has been printed and the persistency of the publishers looks to us like obstinacy. It is time Mr. John Seymour would withdraw from the public gaze; let him retire and digest the notoriety his story has brought...
...devote their efforts to elevating Harvard in popular esteem perhaps those who accomplish their end most effectually are those who merely present the college to the public gaze just as it is and let it speak for herself. This is the very valuable work which the Secretary of the University has just performed. In his little pamphlet on Harvard University, Mr. Bolles has put forward in a very clear way the true position of the University, the methods requisite for entering it, and especially the nature and opportunities of the college when once entered. A great deal of eulogistic writing...
...Gaze's special European parites leave New York June 28 and July 5. Your choice of dates. Experienced conductors. All expenses paid...
...Admirable arrangements," "liberal management," "best hotels," "least time and least expense with most comfort and convenience," are some of the comments of prominent persons who have tried Gaze's Educational Excursions to Europe. Address Alfred Bunker, Boston (Highlands), Mass...