Word: ink
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...corporation shall, without charge, print . . . said reply in the next issue after demand therefor has been made in the same portion of the paper in which said article to which said reply is made was printed, which reply shall be printed in like type and in the same color ink as said original article. . . ." Penalty for violation of the law was fixed at not less than $500, not more than...
...Oklahoman at Harvard", whose impressions of that ethereal personage known as the typical Harvard Man appears in today's CRIMSON, can necessarily perceive Him only through the glasses of Oklahoma. The Saturday Evening Post, College Humor, and sundry, other periodicals who spend some little amount of printer's ink from time to time worrying about this same Person are also colored by their own personal bias...
Soon perceiving that the newcomer did "reflect Industrial Life in ink and paper . . . as the finest skyscraper reflects it in stone and steel and architecture," readers found out what FORTUNE had to tell...
...Eliot once said that a college was not properly administered if it did not report an annual treasury deficit. Perhaps times have changed in this respect since Harvard university established its great school of business administration, which teaches sound business principles and practice, especially how to avoid using red ink in making an annual balancesheet...