Word: massed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...wonders of the far West to go unheralded. Was it too much of an effort on your part to make mention, and include in the list of the world's tallest structures, the L. O. Smith Building in Seattle, Wash., a 42-story structure? . . . L. E. Null Springfield, Mass...
...reply to various stories concerning the wherefore of his guard, young Mr. Coolidge last week told a newsgatherer at Amherst, Mass.: "They have to take someone for a ride. I suppose I might as well be the one. I don't mind it. It's probably some Democrat who wants to get something off his chest...
...Lawrence's late wife, Sarah. He gave it $1,250,000 in property, securities and corporate stock, including his Bronxville home. He formed a board of trustees, with President Henry Noble MacCracken of Vassar College for chairman. He obtained Principal Marion Coats, of Bradford Academy (Bradford, Mass.) for first president. It was Miss Coats who, last week, announced that Sarah Lawrence College would open in 1928 for some 250 young ladies. To make them appreciate their opportunities, tuition would be $1,500 per annum (no expenses to be borne by endowment). They would be instructed in liberal arts only...
General Motors was clearly on the way to its place in such a mass-production situation. Its Chevrolet car, brightest star in a banner year, issuing from the factories at the rate of one every twelve seconds of the working year,* has sold in numbers 40% greater than last year. Indications were that Chevrolet would be the largest singly advertised product in the U. S. next year...
...warp and woof of New Bedford, Mass., textile city, scurried to the polls last week, pasted little stickers on many a ballot. On each sticker was the name of Charles Sumner Ashley, Democrat. When the ballots were counted it was found that "Sticker" Ashley had been elected Mayor by a majority of some 6,000 votes...