Word: post
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...some impressions which the readers of the CRIMSON of March 9 would get. As a matter of history, let me first state that on the occasion of the so-called "riot" of last June, several sensational reports appeared in the Boston papers. As a result, the correspondents of the Post and of the Advertiser and Record were excluded from the CRIMSON office. I know not whether the Harvard correspondent of the Post wrote the account in that paper, but I do know that I, who am the Harvard correspondent of the Advertiser and Record, did not write a line...
PERFECTLY "SUITED" in person and purse. The happy result of getting your clothes made by L. G. MACKEIGAN, 15 Brattle St., just opposite post office. Spring goods now ready...
...Baird Prize Contest was held Feb. 11 in Alexander Hall. The first Baird Prize was awarded to A. W. Leonard '97, the second to W. M. Post '97, and E. C. Thompson '97 won the prize for delivery. In disputation first prize was awarded to R. F. Sterling '97, and the second to H. F. Stockwell '97. A. W. Leonard's poem "Menelavs" received first prize for poetry...
IMPORTANT: Suits cleansed and pressed for 75c.; trousers 20c.; and one suit, once a week until June 30, '97, for $7.00. Called for and returned in a satisfactory manner. Drop postal. L. G. MacKeigan, Tailor, 15 Brattle street, just opposite Post Office...
IMPORTANT: Suits cleansed and pressed for 75c.; trousers 20c.; and one suit, once a week until June 30, '97, for $7.00. Called for and returned in a satisfactory manner. Drop postal. L. G. MacKeigan, Tailor, 15 Brattle street, just opposite Post Office...