Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...poet tired of her. In 1900 he deserted, soon to publish a novel (Fire] revealing to the world their secrets in intimate detail. It later came to light that through it all he had been playing simply for literary material. The shock nearly brought about Duse's death. For two decades they were estranged...
...interested" in the observations of Mr. Haynes, the articles have not gone without criticism. The Courier-Journal (Louisville) called attention to the fact that "Izzy" Einstein (Manhattan prohibition agent of some fame and many disguises) had been refused permission by the Treasury Department (overlord of the Prohibition Unit) to publish his exploits, and questioned the fairness of Haynes' being permitted to go ahead with a similar project...
...total $5.75 ton cost. In 1913 labor cost 70% of the $2.23 ton cost. ¶There were 147,456 anthracite mine workers, according to 1920 returns. ¶Those miners who work all year earn from $1,500 to $2,000 a year. ¶The Government should get and publish regular reports on the entire anthracite business. -costs and production. ¶There is no standard method of valuing coal mines which can be applied to determine what is a fair profit. ¶For 20 years preceding 1913, anthracite production increased in proportion to population. Since 1913 anthracite production on the average...
...show that George F. Babbitt has the blood of the Caesars in his veins. What is more, it contributes to Mr. Babbitt's importance. All of which is prelude to the announcement of a great literary and artistic event. A. N. Marquis Co. of Chicago, publishers of Who's Who In America, "after more than five years of unremitting labor and the most painstaking research"-are about to publish First Families of America - the Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy. To those who are interested in genealogy (and to those who are not) this book will undoubtedly render...
...American journalism is too timely." Mr. Frank means by this paradox that magazines publish articles too soon after the event, and before the people have become really interested...