Word: mail
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...accordance with the rules of the University Bursar, all term bills should be paid either by mail or at the Harvard Trust Company on Harvard Square on or before next Monday; if not paid by that date, the student is subject to a $5 fine...
...Peking Government ordered the forts of Woo-Sung to open fire on the naval squadron that rebelled last week. The order was, however, ignored. The Government also stated that the naval rebels established a mail and telegraph censorship...
Statistics just issued summarize the work of the Air Mail since its inception on May 15, 1918, up to December 31, 1922. Its record is truly remarkable. Over 5,000,000 miles were flown during this period-the schedule now calling for nearly 2,000,000 miles a year-and 160,473,600 letters were carried at a total cost of $4,295,967 or about two and a half cents a letter. The Post Office pilots fly in all weathers and nearly one third of the total number of 23,077 trips were made in rain, snow, hail...
What a contrast to step into her study! Piles of mail; manuscripts; a sheaf of speeches for a play here; the beginning of an article there; a pile of invitations on the corner of the desk. Never satisfied, never stopping, Mrs. Rinehart is the indefatigable woman of action...
...dollars for the forestry work at Petersham show that this branch of the University located outside of Cambridge is the most important institution of its kind. One is reminded that although a century ago the entire University could be seen from the belfry of the First Parish Church, today mail requires three weeks to reach the farthest branch...