Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Herald-Crimson", is a semiweekly comedy of errors edited by a crowd of hoodlums...
Sirs: In the Sept. 28 issue of TIME, Page 23, I note you have, under the classification PRESS, stated that "every newspaper in the country with one exception shrieked in huge disaster headlines the record of the Shenandoah disaster." The "one" was the Miami Herald according to your comment...
Last week Arthur Ruhl,* famed European correspondent, cabled to The New York Herald Tribune a series of significant despatches from Riga, Latvia. Carefully Correspondent Ruhl made clear that his intention was to provide a general picture of Soviet Russia uncluttered by statistics. In a word, he found business and industrial conditions reviving on an apparently firm basis; social and religious affairs functioning with but little friction in new channels; and Governmental dictatorship still absolute...
...Belgium in 1914, to Central Europe in 1915, to Russia in 1916-17, to France in 1918, to the Baltic in 1919. More recently he visited the Baltic States and Poland for The New York Evening Post, and went to Russia two years ago for the New York Herald Tribune...
Thus queried the New York Herald Tribune News syndicate advertising in the pages of the Editor and Publisher, a series of "feature articles" by one J. J. Geller entitled "The Story Behind the Song...