Word: nets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...field of specialty manufacturing, few U. S. concerns can equal the extraordinary success of the Gillette Safety Razor Co., as the Company's 1924 statement goes to show. Last year, the Company's net profits after taxes, reserves, etc., amounted to $10,122,473. compared with $2,427,174 in 1915. The sales of Gillette razors last year totaled 8,438,576, against 451,861 in 1915, while the sale of extra blades aggregated 42,604,498 tens, against only 5,928,117 dozens...
During last year preferred dividends were maintained, but in September the common dividend was passed. The annual report revealed the reason. For 1924, a deficit of $11,969,837 was incurred, compared with a profit of $9,326,623 for 1923. Last year the net loss after taxes and charges amounted to $4,025,865, and $2,918,555 was in addition charged off for depreciation, leaving a deficit before dividends of $6,944,420. Since $3,500,000 was paid out in dividends on preferred stock, $1,516,667 in common stock, and $8,750 on stocks of subsidiaries...
...notoriously feast -or -famine character of the railway equipment business was illustrated by the annual report of the Baldwin Locomotive Co. for 1924. In 1923, the company's net profit before dividends was $6,516,465, or $25.58 on each of the 200,000 common shares, after paying the 7% dividend on the 200,000 preferred shares. In consequence, after paying $1,400,000 on both its preferred and common stock, profit and loss surplus was brought up to $19,847,242. Last year, however, net before dividends was only $1,320,026, or only $6.60 on each preferred share...
When Austin took a pass from Chase in the final two minutes of the hockey game with Princeton; and drove the puck past Pepper to the corner of the Tiger net, he brought the Harvard sextet out on the long end of a 5 to 4 count, and clinched the tenth victory for a Crimson team in competition Saturday. This was Austin's third score of the evening. Playing hes last game of hockey for the Crimson, Austin, gave one of the most brilliant exhibitions of his career...
...second game with the Crimson athletes. Wilkinson, originally a defense man, has been shifted to the forward line replacing Scull at right wing, while Pepper has earned the assignment in the cage for tonight's game. In the first Harvard Princeton game, Pepper took Colebrook's place in the net for the final period, and succeeded in turning aside every puck which came from the stick of a Harvard skater. Like Jenkins and Cumings, Pepper prepared at St. Mark's School...