Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Wherefore the Chicago newspapers, with one exception, had cause for concern in the indignation of the Woodlawn suburbanites.* The Chicago Tribune was meant as one of the "certain newspapers." The Chicago Daily News was meant. The Journal (Hearst) was meant. The Herald-Examiner (Hearst) was meant. The only Chicago newspaper of any dimensions that was not meant was The Journal of Commerce?terse, unemotional, efficient business man's daily, which one Woodlawn Business Man particularized, together with the earnest Christian Science Monitor, as being a "clean sheet...
Last week, Federal Grand Juries indicted The Kansas City Journal-Post and The New York Herald-Tribune. Of these, the Journal-Post was chosen because, being privately owned and edited by one Walter S. Dickey, the suit would determine the rights of an individual under the tax-publicity law. The Herald-Tribune was chosen because it was the leading Administration organ in the biggest U. S. metropolis and its prosecution would clear the Administration of any charges of partisan discrimination...
Even Professor Baker's departure is dramatic. Boston Herald...
...newspapers, however, spoke of another cause. While the Times, World, and even the gum-chewers' Mirror dwelt only upon the diluted condition of Dr. Grant's blood, the Herald-Tribune joined with the gum-chewers' Daily News in suggesting that the breakdown was due in some part to the strain occasioned by Dr. Grant's efforts to break himself of an attachment for one Nelly Kelly, unfortunate female whom Dr. Grant had befriended, employed as housemaid, then loved. Both the Herald-Tribune and the News, each in its own manner, de voted several columns to accounts of this affair...
...Barton, onetime editor of the Home Herald, Housekeeper, Everyweek. author of The Ressurection of a Soul, etc., now has an even larger following as President of Barton, Durstine & Osborn, famed advertising agency...