Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Angry antics from the Reds. Bombacci speechless with rage; waves arms, ruffles hair, pulls beard. Silence. Bombacci recovers power of speech: " You stand for barbarism, not civilization. You could not publish a Fascist newspaper in Moscow because there is a law against it? You Fascisti are guilty of having made a comic opera of revolution...
...spread to such distant points as Tientsin, Riga, Bulawayo. At the annual meeting of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, the clerk's report showed a gain of 79 societies, and 16 churches. There are now 2,061 branches of the " mother church." Christian Scientists publish no total membership, but it is known that their rate of gain is not as rapid as it was ten years...
According to the terms of the competition, which closed on May 1, 1922, the essays become the property of the company, which reserves the right to publish them with full credit to the authors. The contest, which was limited to essays not exceeding 5000 words, was open to all members of the University, graduates and undergraduates...
...sort of way, or talking unnecessarily to the motorman) the Harvard Lampoon does, under all foregoing and said conditions, challenge the Harvard CRIMSON to its annual baseball game on Wednesday. May the 16th (sixteenth) at 3.00 (three) o'clock in the afternoon and begs firstly that the CRIMSON will publish the score of the game only after said game has rightfully been played, thereby throwing tradition to the winds, and, secondly informing the CRIMSON that the Harvard Lampoon will accept no bribe for the misrepresentation of said score...
...talking unnecessarily to the motorman) the Harvard Lampoon, I say, under all foregoing and said conditions, challenges the Harvard CRIMSON, to its annual baseball game on Wednesday. May the 16th (sixteenth) at 3.00 (three) o'clock in the afternoon, and begs, firstly, that the CRIMSON will publish the score of the game only after said game has rightully been played, thereby throwing tradition to the winds, and, secondly, informing the CRIMSON that the Harvard Lampoon will accept no bribe for the misrepresentation of said score...