Word: mail
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...professors and students of New York University have met on a new field of honor. Their jousting ground is a sheet of paper; their passage of arms the United States mail. Each side propounds question after its own kind, the professors chiefly wanting to know which end of a cow rises first and the students abhirs to discover why tourists visited Montreal before...
...this load, or in subsequent ones, were 400 letters which Captain Wilkins contracted to carry over the Pole and mail in Spitzbergen, for $10 a letter. A New Jersey philatelist hopes to sell them to his customers for $12.50 each. Similarly. Lieutenant Commander Byrd is taking U. S. flags on his trip for societies wishing to possess flags that have been to the North Pole...
...ballots must, in order to count in the election be in the mail by tonight at the latest. Ballots must, in addition be signed, as all unsigned ballots will be discarded...
...extension of one day has been given for those eligible to vote in the Student Council elections to send their ballots to the Secretary. All ballots must be in the mail by tonight...
Application for membership in any one of the Harvard groups may be made to the leaders by mail or in person. The leaders are as follows: for the first group H. W. Foote Jr. '27, Claverly 24 or the CRIMSON Building; for the second Max Habicht gr.L., 35 Gorham Street; for the third R. D. Moore 3L., 8 Forest Street...