Word: inking
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...morning newspaper* consented to halt its presses and print a single copy of a special edition, called by the British press "the bedside edition," wherein was described his "great improvement" and the certainty of his early convalescence?but all in vain; the "bedside edition" was hardly wet with its ink before Lord Curzon had expired. It was a considerate and sporting gesture...
Harvard has long contented itself with a legendary mascot to avoid the embarrassment of a physical one. The symbolized figure of John Harvard, which the newspapers have invented to fill this vacancy, exists only on the sport page. He is no more than a paper-and-ink-cartoon...
Designs for the tickets should be made simple so that the reproductions will be clear. They should be made on white paper with black India ink. The size of the tickets is to be four and one half by seven and one half inches. Designs are solicited bearing the following words...
...informal dance at 28 Plympton Street, sanctioned, it was said, by the Proctor of Russell Hall, was broken up by four uniformed policemen shortly after midnight last night. The attention of the officers had been attracted by a barrage of ink bottles, rocks, victor records, that had been hurled at the dancing revellers by the sleepy occupants of the nearby dormitories...
...Americans do not mix business with sentiment. They do not admit that balance sheets can be established with blood and ink, that a balance can be established between ledger columns with, on the one hand, gold ingots and, on the other hand, corpses...