Word: heralding
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...huge disaster headlines the record of that happening. Not since election day had such exclamatory "spreads" appeared on front pages. But one newspaper realized that constraint, in the face of enormous happenings, is more startling than noise; that gravity appalls more than exclamation points. This sheet, the Miami Herald, give the Shenandoah story a simple "one column" head and followed this clipped announcement with an account which ran without a break for 16 columns (two pages). Initial letters were used at the beginning of paragraphs. There were no subheads. Rarely does any paper achieve such a dignity in journalism-still...
...Herald makes public boast of its 75-page bulk...
...were somewhat skeptical of the woman. One of the notes on the passport picture was the name of Elinor Glyn. A telegram to the famed novelist in California elicited the reply that she knew no woman of this description. One of the pressmen, the representative of The New York Herald-Tribune, thereupon refused to have anything more to do with the "victim...
...great day for Stockholm, and according to Bishop Charles H. Brent, who is acting as correspondent for the New York Herald-Tribune, "this has been a notable day in the history of Christendom...
...countries. But in Poland and Germany, whose peoples pride themselves on their culture, who would bitterly resent the slightest imputation that they were uncivilized, the mournful spectacle of thousands of Germans and Poles driven from their homes-gloomy men, weeping women and frightened children-must have caused the great Herald to draw a bar sinister across the escutcheon of civilization. Thus averred unbiased critics...