Word: schaffner
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...John Harvard's hat. A new ambassador, a handful of Senators, a tribute from Guam, something to enhance the glory of Cambridge is an inevitable feature of the day's news. The current number of the Saturday Evening Post, however, in an advertisement of clothing made by Hart, Schaffner and Marx, delivers a direct blow to the fair name of Harvard in a criticism which demands immediate and thorough reform...
...masterly if copy could be prepared for the Saturday Evening Post showing Publisher Cyrus Hermann Kotzschmar Curtis in part of an extensive wardrobe designed and cut by Messrs. Hart, Schaffner & Marx; or for the Cosmopolitan, Town and Country, Hearst's International, etc., etc., to depict Mrs. William Randolph Hearst fitted and satisfied with Shur-On eyeglasses...
Three University graduates of the department of History, Government, and Economics last year made a clean sweep of the 1925 Hart, Schaffner, and Marx Prize Essay Contest in the undergraduate class, and the second prize of the graduate class was also awarded to a Harvard graduate, it has been announced by the committee of judges headed by J. L. Laughlin...
...announced recently that G. I. Emery '24 won the first prize of $300 offered by Messrs, Hart, Schaffner, and Marx for a study entitled "The Seasonal Movement of the New York Discount Rate, 1831-1914". The award was made by the committee last month in Chicago...
...mention of that composite, non-existent creature--the college man--one never thinks of furrowed brow or snow white locks. A dapper youth with ruddy face and varnished hair, in some non-chalant pose upon a Hart, Schaffner--& Marx background, is the popular conception of this mystical creature. The reading public will find its ideal rudely shattered by an article in December "Sribner's" called "A Freshman Again at Sixty...