Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Yellow Cab Manufacturing Co., for the first time in its history, cut its dividend rates, from 41c. a share per month to 21c.?or from about $5.00 to about $2.50 per share per annum. Ac-compaying the announcement was an unusual statement from President John Hertz...
...undergraduate can get as much advice and assistance as he wises from the Committee, but he must assume a large share of the initiative. The Committee has set a table loaded with information--the guests are to invite themselves...
...standing of Harvard, the very meaning of your University, is at stake. In the new generation that is now springing up there are men to whom the ideals, castes, and satisfactions of business are as dust and ashes. These men claim a share in that human inheritance which Harvard once stood for: they seek those foundations of thought that reach down to the centre of life. Yet as they approach you, they find that the ground beneath their feet is in a flux. They come to escape from Pittsburgh and they find Hollywood. What will such men do when they...
...running over onto the next one, with pungent criticism of the author's statements. Others are briefer, as "Whoo!" at one place, and "Abaurd" at another or "What can be allude to here?" At another place he notes "The merciless sport of the Gladiators must have had no little share in rendering the legitimate Tragedy insipid to the Romans. To obviate this the few Roman Tragic writers out-Heroded Herod, or deformed their dialogues into the epigrammatic...
...James Branch Cabell, in Straws and Prayer-books,** permits his admirers to share with him a reticent heartache at the depressing reflection that a few centuries hence his name may be emblazoned in literary memory only as "the author of Jurgen"? his other works known only to the discriminating...