Word: marred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Some weeks ago (TIME, Mar. 2), the new President of the American Woolen Co., Andrew G. Pierce Jr., told stockholders that the company "would devote its time to the manufacture of woolen goods." He is keeping his promise. Last week, he abolished the Company's Department of Labor, which cared for the workers' welfare, published a magazine called The Booster, provided nurses and physicians for the sick, gave all employes' children a free two weeks' holiday at beautiful summer camps. All of these were hobbies of former President William Wood and his son, the vice-President...
Washington newspaper men, wrote Mark Sullivan, one of them, are amused at the "nagging and snapping" between Secretary Mellon and Senator Couzens (TIME, Mar...
Some weeks ago, the children of Kansas elected the meadowlark as the state bird (TIME, Mar. 2). But the Legislature could not settle the hoary question of a state flag. The Daughters of the American Revolution wanted one emblem, the Women's Relief Corps of the Grand Army of the Republic wanted another...
...York, N. Y. Mar...
...Mar. 2 and Mar. 16 issues of your magazine, I have noted the advertisement of the Haldeman-Julius Co. of Girard, Kansas. Of the list published in TIME, 14 of the first 21 books are sex books. Then again, scattered throughout the rest of the list, one finds many more books on sex, morality and women. Furthermore, if one were to purchase some of these books, he receives for months afterwards a bi-weekly newspaper (socalled) full of advertisements on these sex books...