Word: paged
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...read in TIME March 11, page 10, first column, fourth paragraph, that Mr. Coolidge without rising from his seat, reached up and gave President Hoover a congratulatory squeeze. This was immediately after the oath of office...
Subscriber Keller enclosed a typographically smart page with the headline Telling the World and beginning...
...voice after midnight, she became famous after 20 years in vaudeville, stock, and westerns, as hostess of her own Manhattan night-club-the El Fay. An El Fay waiter sold a bottle to a customer with a badge and the club was given a padlock and a front-page story. In a new club Hostess Guinan continued to greet her friends with "Hello, Johnny" and her paying clients with "Hello, sucker."; Keeping her ebullience corsetable with a diet of broccoli and orange juice, she shouts "Pull up your water wings" whenever somebody upsets a bottle and "Give this little girl...
Stroke, James Lawrence, Jr. '29: 7, A. N. Webster '31: 6, N. E. Parkinson '31: 5, Lawrence Grinnell '31: 4. E. E. Whitman '31: 3. R. A. Page '30: 2. R. H. Johnson '31: bow, R. L. Vaughn '31: cox. Richard Kimball...
...Page one carries the announcement of Harvard's free loan of the Stadium for the game with Stanford year after next. In making this loan Harvard has gone considerably beyond the usual limits of intercollegiate generosity. On the financial side it means the sacrifice of her share of gate receipts that will mount well up into the hundred thousands. And as Dartmouth usually counts on the Harvard game as by far her largest source of athletic revenue, the additional income from the Stanford game will mean a great deal in the further development of athletics at Dartmouth...