Word: heralding
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Catholic Herald was indignant: "The Catenians have earned well of the Catholic body by their firm action...
...Miss Tarbell," mused Editor McClure. "Ah, yes. Why not herald this new era with another clarion note from Miss Tarbell? People will remember...
...with papers like The World and, besides, it is our policy to be encyclopedic. Almost any news is fit to print if treated in the proper spirit. Now here, the sociological import was considerable, really; intensely interesting to scientific students of these matters. . . ." ¶(Papers of The New York Herald-Tribune stamp): "Well, the conservative, law-abiding, well-to-do citizen wants to be kept abreast of the justice of the land. They discuss these cases down at the Stock Exchange, at lunch. Anyway, all the other papers...
...Boston Herald remarks editorially that Mr. Coolidge would do well to step his conferences with Washington correspondents. It seems that some days ago the President took a stand on no less than ten public issues, but did not allow the correspondents to quote him except through that phrase: "A White House spokesman." The Herald fears that this form of anonymous government may soon degenerate into the President's sending up opinions like trial balloons, acknowledging these which are not punctured by the opposition, and disowning the rest...
...Rumors: Postmaster Harry S. New to go into a business venture; Labor Secretary James J. Davis to build up Moosehart, school of the Order of Moose, Illinois, or to run for Governor of Pennsylvania; Interior Secretary Hubert Work (described by Carter Field, New York Herald- Tribune correspondent, as "reluctantly persuaded to remain") to private affairs in Colorado; War Secretary John W. Weeks to enjoy life...