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...enacted his first Salvation Army meeting, recalled with a chuckle that on his first appearance the local paper reported that "the cornet player [Commissioner Parker] was terrible." Then he went on to Elgin, Ill. for a big farewell. It was at Elgin that Parker, then a 16-year-old printer on the Elgin Daily News, first attended a Salvation Army open-air meeting, was so taken by the Salvationists' happy abandon that he joined up then & there...
...letter . . . from C. H. Armstrong, of Wichita, Kans., which you published in your Oct. 4 issue under the caption "Contented Cats" has attracted widespread and favorable comment in this community.* A friend has ordered our job printer to reproduce it (5,000 copies) and proposes to have it distributed from house to house...
Although the '45 yearbook will be cut down to almost a third of its usual size with all sections of the book being reduced, the paper, engraving materials, and covers have been reserved by the printer for some time and will be of the same quality as last year...
...were greatly surprised after having submitted this column to learn that Harvard had adopted somewhat the same policy as Bowser. Naturally, therefore, rather than cause any embarrassment to our alma mater, we hastened to Leo the Printer with instructions to omit-our article. We returned thinking as was well. You can imagine how surprised we are to find that Leo knifed...
...last October Sportswriter Robert Considine of International News Service got a letter from the printer of a paper he had once worked for: "Dear Bob, I'm living next to one of the flyers, Captain Ted Lawson, who bombed Tokyo. Lawson lost his leg on the trip and is trying to do the story of the flight. ... Do you think you might help...