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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Tickets for the course, at $10 each, are on sale at the Radcliffe Endowment Headquarters, 603 Boylston Street, Boston: Herrick's Copley Square, and Amee Brothers Bookstore, Brattle Street. Single tickets at $1.50 each may be bought at the door before each lecture...
...celebration adopted by the Post office Department. In the new series of stamps being prepared are two dealing with Lincoln: a three-cent bearing his portrait and a one-dollar denomination with a picture of the memorial at Washington. Last Monday the first of these was put on sale at Hodgenville, Kentucky, and the second at Springfield, Illinois, as a mark of honor for his birthplace and the town in which he lived at the time of his nomination for President. Thus did the post Office mingle sentiment with business...
...this acquisitiveness than the Philatelists who amassed a collection of New Zealand stamps worth, a hundred-thousand dollars. So firmly is the hobby, or the fad, rooted in human nature that a firm of stamp dealers was willing to give practically that amount for the collection in a recent sale. And a similar Swiss firm has sent its principal to this country and widely advertised his coming "for the benefit of advanced collectors...
This performance of "Catskill Dutch" is the first open performance by the 47 Workshop, and it has been pointed out that it is intended primarily, for members of the University, although the public will also be admitted. Tickets are on sale at $1.65 for the floor and $1.10 for the balcony at the Cooperative Society. Leavitt and Peirce's, the 47 Workshop office in Lower Massachusetts, and at Berrick's in Boston...
...self-evident that the market value of the Bible is no indicator of the efficacy of religion. The Bible has established itself so firmly as literature, that its sale would continue even if no one regarded it as the mouthpiece of religion. Furthermore, its practical advantages are manifold: it is a recognized token of respectability for household libraries; it is used, in certain "de luxe" editions, for family records of birth, marriage, and death: it is part of the paraphernalia of oaths in court, and it is issued wholesale by benevolent societies to grace the bureaus of hotel bedrooms...