Word: nets
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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During World War I (1917-18) the net paid circulation scarcely averaged 25,000. In 1916 it had been about 18,000. This is the period of influence on Wilson's policy to which your reviewer refers...
...circulation today (net paid A.B.C. 30,000 weekly) is greater than in all but three of the 29 years of its existence...
Last week Loubat had a summer season of opera going full blast in the City Park stadium, was drawing an audience of 4,000 a night. If the box office held good, Loubat hoped to net $25,000, sufficient for a down payment on the old opera-house plot. Loubat also hoped to follow his outdoor opera with a winter season in New Orleans' Municipal Auditorium. Rock-bottom estimates on his rebuilding plan run to about $285,000. He thought he might be able to rebuild...
...barracks and housing projects painted. F. & K. painted them. Fortnight ago President Kleiser and Vice President Foster got together in their San Francisco offices, rosily viewed the balance sheet. For the year ended March 31, gross income was $6,164,624, a $263,107 increase over the previous year. Net income was down only slightly to $316,955. Completed or in progress were 100 Government contracts, totaling...
Enter Antoneili. Today about 30,000 workers turn out $150,000,000 worth of munitions and pyrotechnic devices yearly. The biggest fireworks manufacturer, Un excelled Manufacturing Co., reported a gross profit of $900,000 (net $188,000) for last year, compared to a 1939 deficit of $44,000. But normally much pyro technic-making is done by small shoe string operators, and they are getting their cut of war work...