Word: space
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Frank R. Kent, of the Baltimore Sun, has a habit of writing articles for his paper that would be produced in toto in TIME would space and the copyright law permit...
...Herford himself expresses doubts as to whether after the introduction is printed there will be any space left between the covers for poetry, and it is the poetry after all that is on the dissecting table to be reviewed. But even this is simplified. There are two main tenets of faith supported by the editor in forming this collection of poetic emanations of the "Comic Idea". First; the poems are to be grouped each according to the musical instrument that best represents its particular note, and there they are classified, ready to satisfy the reader's merest subconscious mood...
...answered the Times. "As long as large newspapers of the country permit themselves to be victimized by these space grafters, we can hardly expect the smaller papers to uphold the principles of sound advertising. On the other hand if the large papers will consistently refuse such propositions the precedent will be established which will give confidence and power to the smaller city publisher...
...taking this opportunity, Professor Feuillerat, of answering your interview which appeared in the CRIMSON. Due to limitations of space the editors of the CRIMSON have asked me to shorten my original communication and I am able, therefore, to deal with only one of the questions at issue, all of which I had hoped to discuss...
...longer communication to the CRIMSON, within the very day your interview appeared. I proved that your other statements were just as misinforming as the one refuted here. Unfortunately the CRIMSON's space is limited. G. F. JENTSCH...