Word: printings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Very keen interest here concerning subscriber T. J. Leary's letter in your issue of Nov. 10, "Cash Payments to Soldiers." Will you print more about...
...book is written for grownups, but it may embarrass parents as well as bachelors. Many a father may feel as tenderly toward his children as Father Hutchinson writes of Simon, but few would attempt to expose such a feeling in print. Some may even resent Parent Hutchinson's performance. Rebecca West, writing last fortnight in the Outlook & Independent, grew caustic at The Book of Simon's expense, said she was staggered at "the increasing disposition of Englishmen to become mothers." Said she, what will Simon do when he grows up and sees what his father wrote about...
...become acquainted with the University in all its phases of activity. The editorial candidates write an editorial each day, while business candidates devote their time to soliciting advertisements and doing a little work in the office, learning the management of the paper. Photographic candidates take, develop, and print pictures of University events...
...citizens have never seen a Currier & Ives print; "in the middle 19th Century almost every American home had at least one of their pictures." Subjects were of every variety except the sexy: clipper ships, famed fires, wood-burning locomotives, horse-racing, prizefights, pioneers, Prohibition propaganda, baseball, domestic scenes, deathbeds of the Presidents, etc., etc. Now collectors' items, one Currier & Ives print (The Life of a Hunter-A Tight Fix) has brought $3,000. Though many of the prints were colored, they came off the presses plain, went to a great centre table where women workers added blues, reds, greens...
...direction and supervision of editors. Then, after this experience is gained, the candidates devote more of their time to "scoops", or original, unassigned stories. The editorial competition consists of writing one editorial per day, while business candidates get advertisements and do some office work. Photographic candidates take, develop, and print pictures of events of interest to the University...