Word: sales
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Shipping Board opened the bids submitted for the sale of all its vessels, and found that, like Pandora's box, they contained many troubles and a ray of hope. There were only about 20 bids. Of that number, four at first sight seemed fairly satisfactory; about the same number, as Chairman Lasker expressed it, were in "the twilight zone"; there was one freak bid of $1,000,000,000 for the entire fleet; and a dozen or so bids that seemed manifestly unsatisfactory...
Tickets for that game in the Conlon cheering section are on sale at $1.50 and may be procured from Charles McLaughlin, 75 State Street, Boston; from Edward Casey in care of A.G. Spalding Company, Summer Street, Boston; or from John Dolan, Chairman of Conlon Day Committee, Woburn...
Tickets for the spread, which may be bought by any member of the University, are now on sale at Phillips Brooks House at $1.15 apiece, with invitations at 10 cents each. Further information concerning the spread may be obtained at Phillips Brooks House from 9 to 5 o'clock every day except Saturday, or from Malcolm Morse '24, chairman of the spread committee, at Apley...
Meanwhile the June numbers are on sale. Beautiful Womanhood contains the following features...
...proved that raising the cost of a paper reduces its sale. In this country the Heart papers cost three cents. The New Tork Times costs two cents. Mr. Hearst's readers wouldn't buy The Times if it cost only a penny. And readers of the Times wouldn't buy the Hearst papers at any bargain...