Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...division with the Iraq Museum the Harvard Museums have had generous treatment. The share of the finds assigned to them, packed in 40 cases, has recently reached Cambridge...
...stocks on the Big Board, Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co. has been the dullest and dreariest. Back in 1919, it cost $2.85 a share; in 1923, one could buy it for 25?. But for the most part, it hovered around $1. And there, for a jest, three potent stockmarketeers bought it in large blocks as the wittiest of all possible Christmas gifts to their wives...
Last week, three wives of three potent stockmarketeers debated whether or not to sell their holdings of Alaska Juneau. They knew, of course, that the stock had appreciated in value just 1,000% since its purchase, had hit a high of $10 a share. But might it not go still higher? Amused, they looked at income reports, noted that 1927 deficits ranged from $3,500 to $43,000 monthly, while monthly earnings in 1928 exceeded $50,000, occasionally...
North German Lloyd: One hundred seventy-five thousand common stock shares at $69 per share ($12,075,000); to pay for six cargo liners, purchase of other shipping companies; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lee Higginson...
...candidates for distinction and honors, a trend encouraging and significant. This gain is the sign of one of the nearing objectives in the Harvard academic system. The tendency may be taken as indicative of a desire on the part of undergraduates to take from College more than the common share would allot them. At any rate it suggests that more men yearly are striving, aided by tutorial conferences and the Reading Period, at least to sound the depths of learning...