Word: paper
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...subscribers. All subscribers who have not received a copy of the first number of the Advocate can obtain one at Sever's. Hereafter the paper will be delivered promptly at the room of each subscriber...
...Harvey, wife of Mr. Thomas Hervard, als Harvey," and to "Richard Harverd als Harvy," and again to "Robert Harvy, als Harverde." Still other forms are "Harwar," "Harward" and "Haward." The last and perhaps the worst indignity to the name that the writer will mention, is found in a paper which contains a reference to property received by John and Johanna Man from John and Anna Harvard. On leaving England John Harvard and his wife sold what property they had in Southwark. The paper, mentioned above, was John Man's will. In it he speaks of "four houses or Tenements with...
...notices and communications for publication in the CRIMSON may be left in the box at Leavitt & Peirce's. To insure being in the next day's paper, all society and special notices must be left...
With to-day's issue, the CRIMSON enters upon its eighth volume. Established in the spring of 1882 with prospects anything but flattering, dull times, small circulation, a formidable competitor in the old Echo, then in its third year, the paper has overcome all obstacles, has steadily increased in size and circulation, until now it contains in the course of a year more reading matter than any college publication in the world, and its circulation is commensurate with its size...
...purpose during the coming year to make the CRIMSON essentially a newspaper; no pains or expense will be spared in collecting news from other colleges as well as our own; moreover, everything which appears in the paper we intend shall be authoritative - the reports of athletic contests will be written by experts, and the scores will be official, and we shall always aim at strict accuracy in all news matters. Our columns are always open to receive communications from students and faculty, and it is our desire that this privilege be availed of to a greater extent than...