Word: references
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...waste eight and one-half square inches of space in your valuable magazine every week on a coupon which only your newsstand buyers can use ? I refer to the Circulation Manager's subscription order coupon...
Long and prodding, the letter went on to discuss statutes and customs; to mention the failure of two Republicans (Grant and Roosevelt) who tried to alter custom; to refer to "your recent public rebuff to Herbert Hoover"* and the alleged embarrassment felt by other Republican presidential aspirants due to their chief's silence...
...Back to Anarchy" seemed a glib phrase to describe last week the splitting of Chinese factions into unstable fractions of themselves. A month ago one could refer in general terms to a Northern and a rival Southern Chinese government. But last week these large groupings of power had decentralized into the hands of a few generals, politicians and adventurers precariously maintaining themselves in China's chief cities...
President John Grier Hibben of Princeton will give the single Godkin Lecture at Sanders Theatre tonight at 8 o'clock. In this lecture he will treat "The Individual and Society" and "The Nation and the Society of Nations." However, the last subject does not refer to the League of Nations, but in a more general sense to the great world mass comprising all nations and races...
...advertising man offer you his compliments on the sterling honesty with which your magazine is edited? I refer to two items appearing on your business page, TIME, April 18, in which you state that William C. Durant "spent $21,000 to advertise in 48 newspapers in 29 states" that Sir Charles Higham has come to the United States to "spend 5200,000 on advertising India tea in U. S. newspapers...