Word: printings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...following review of the exhibit of reproductions of certain works of Cezanne, now on display in the print room of the Fogg Art Museum until April 15, was written by a member of the Fogg Museum staff...
...please print again in TIME the population of the largest cities of the United States! I intended to cut that out, and put in my scrapbook, but TIME, is so popular here that it was gone before I could do so. We read it and then pass it on. I will thank you so much...
...emphasis on fiction was to be reduced, the sociological and intellectual emphases amplified. Mr. Mencken approached Alfred A. Knopf, a facile gentleman who at 32 had opened a whole new field for U. S. book publishers by importing the best European literature and selling it in de luxe print and jackets for fancy prices. Publisher Knopf was quick to see that any large group of people who were being taught to survey their own country with scorn and amusement would form a concentrated market for his imports. Doubtless he also felt some of that superior altruism which a generous...
...Daughter Snyder supported by a nondescript woman in a fur coat and a man looking more like a pious bootlegger than an undertaker. Daughter Snyder's head was bent-her face completely hidden by her hat and her hand. The caption said: "The Daily Mirror will not print a photograph showing the face of the innocent child, but reproduces this picture as a great moral lesson. Do you think Mrs. Snyder would have loosed her passions if she could have seen this picture before she committed the crime?" Newspapermen wondered what caption the Daily Mirror would have produced...
...paper has the right to print of and concerning another the truth, whatever it may be. The law puts no bridle in the mouth of the truth. And so we claim here and shall try to show you that what has been printed of Mr. Sapiro in all of its real essence was the truth. . . . It is no libel to say truthfully of a man who is a Jew that...