Word: sloganed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Fascist slogan, used last week: BREAD AND FREEDOM...
Over his Eskimos bushy-bearded Danish Premier Theodore A. M. Stauning broods as anxiously as any hen over her chicks. Last week Herre Stauning's Cabinet again upheld his slogan "Greenland for the Eskimos!" (TIME, March 23 & June 8, 1931), rejected an application from Transamerican Airlines Corp. for a concession to establish transatlantic flying bases in Greenland and at Copenhagen. (Three times larger than the Kingdom of Denmark is its Eskimo-infested colony Great Greenland...
...Maine's textile industry were $11,844,000, in Maine newsprint $13,848,000, in other New England industries about $3,000,000. To repeal Maine's laws against export of power Mr. Insull played a hard but losing game of politics, was faced in 1929 by the slogan: "Save Maine from Insullization" (TIME, Sept...
...Taxes are bad and sales taxes are particularly bad. They are levied upon poverty and not upon wealth. . . . But we have to balance the budget. . . . In that choice selection of fine spirits that meet daily in the Democratic cloakroom, known as the Demagogue Club . . . our slogan is Safety First. . . . Taxes are always unacceptable, never popular, always cost political strength. It's easy for us to vote NO. . . . Some of us just demagogue on anything that happens to come along. . . . We have our farm section . . . our oil friends . . . our beer group. . . . The soldier group of the Demagogue Club . . . is raring...
...realize the possibilities of amateur as opposed to professional photography, he devoted himself to making cameras simple, handy, foolproof. The first Kodak appeared in 1888, contained film for 100 pictures which, when taken, were sent back (camera & all) to the Kodak factory for development. Hence the famed slogan: "You press the button. We do the rest." The development of a flexible, transparent photographic film in 1889 coincided with Thomas Alva Edison's early cinema experiments. Edison bought $2.50 worth of Eastman film, turned to an assistant and said: "That's it [the film]?now work like hell...