Word: irwin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...doctors and apothecaries to work out. This play is something for every editor of a respectable dramatic column to worry about. Osgood Perkins, who scored so high as the very wisecracker in Loose Ankles, now takes over the perturbations of Professor Paolina with equal success. Carlotta Irwin, the harassed Mrs. Petella, is to laugh (heartily). In fact, the whole show is a riot far more entertaining than contemporary night clubs...
...IRWIN...
Samuel G. Blythe, famed Saturday Evening Post writer, once wrote: "A gob is a sailor, a man of the American navy, a bluejacket, and the term is self-applied." TIME preferring the authority of Admiral-Subscriber Irwin, will relegate the word to the category of objectionable slang...
...Coolidge was impressed with Sheppey's Island, a vast forest-covered camp on Big Tupper Lake. John V. Sheppey* of Toledo had offered his camp to the President this summer. There is a possibility that Mr. Coolidge will accept his offer in 1927, in case Irwin Kirkwood (publisher of the Kansas City Star) should dispose of White Pine Camp...
...respect for art which is sometimes found among those who know nothing whatever about it." The $11,000,000 realized by the sale of the paper is all to be used to buy art works for Kansas City. It is perhaps fortunate that the men who are paying it-Irwin Kirkwood, present editor and son-in-law of Mr. Nelson, in cooperation with the managing editor, the general manager, and the chief editorial writer-have a profound respect for a business they know a good deal about, the business of running a newspaper...