Word: repeatability
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Curtis had already made his monumental success in magazines when he decided to try newspapers. He failed to repeat. The Curtis-Martin newspapers, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Evening Ledger, Inquirer, and the New York Evening Post comprise a weak point in the Curtis frontiers. Nevertheless they strengthened Publisher Curtis's position as head of the first family of Philadelphia. When Son-in-law Edward William Bok resigned the editorship of Mr. Curtis's Ladies' Home Journal the family turned from money-making to social service, music, peace. Cultural Mr. Bok founded and conducted his American Foundation, gave yearly...
...Churchill, he put a big paw on his shoulder, waited until cheers and counter cheers had subsided, and then made with emphasis his big, defensive utterance of the day. "I did not make up my mind about India three years ago!" said Honest Stanley. "I said and I repeat that I took three years considering...
...first game of the year against the Graduate team, the Varsity nosed out the Alumni, 6-4 in a hard fought battle, but their recent record does not seem to indicate that they will be able to repeat the performance with a team that made 18 hits against Yale's four pitchers and put last Saturday's game on ice, 12-5. Yale has probably the strongest team in the East with the exception of Holy Cross, and stands second in the Eastern Intercollegiate League with excellent prospects of taking the crown from Columbia. Last year Yale romped home with...
...thought his heart would break and still his city was constantly leaping from one weekly default crisis to the next on its short-term debt to local bankers. So old and familiar were Chicago's financial woes that Mayor Kelly did not bother to go to Washington to repeat them. Upshot of many a windy speech last week was the drafting by Mayor Walmsley of a tearful resolution of the conference's wants. It was adopted with a hopeful whoop. The mayors wanted: 1) the Government to lend them $1,000,000,000 per year for two years...
...comments on "Christopher Strong," it appears that the stylish thing today among cities is criticizing Katharine Hepburn, a sharp contrast from the wild panegyrics that greeted her in "Bill of Divorcement." Not having hailed her as a "greater than Garbo" in the first place, however, I feel free to repeat my first impression that she is a refreshing and unusual type, entertaining to see and vigorous in her style. This is not to say that she is a great actress. It seems quite possible that she may reach greater success as a featured player taking character roles than...