Word: space
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Dean Donham stated yesterday that the new residence will be primarily for dwelling purposes, with only normal facilities for entertaining, since adequate space for official School entertaining exists in the Faculty Club of the Business School...
Owing to the growth of the collections and consequent need of more space, as well as to insure safety from fire, the entire building was taken down and rebuilt during the years 1909 to 1915. To secure maximum safety from fire, all woodwork was avoided, even the furniture being chiefly of steel. Since then very little change has been made in the external equipment...
...that plans were again drawn up for a Medical School building on a much larger scale than was necessary to meet the immediate need for larger quarters. These plans called for the acquisition of a tract of land sufficiently large to accommodate the proposed buildings and also to afford space for hospitals to be erected and conducted in close association with the School. Over 26 acres were secured situated in the outskirts of Boston bounded by Francis Street, Huntington Avenue and Longwood Avenue, and extending beyond Vila Street in a westerly direction...
...editorial policy or contents, but its size. It is going to be smaller and undoubtedly fatter -approximately the same size as Hearst's Cosmopolitan or Good Housekeeping. The change goes into effect with the Jan. 12, 1929, issue. Advertising rates will remain the same, though display space will necessarily be smaller...
...advertisers a wide variety of display shapes. The lineage system is to be abolished, and all advertising based on fractions of a page, ⅔, ½, ⅓, ¼, 1/6, ⅛ (1/12), (1/24), If an advertiser wants to buy one-third page, he has his choice of a tall, thin space (one full column) or a square space (one-half of two columns). Thus, the flexibility of the Liberty scheme. Two-page spreads can also be purchased in several fractions and shapes, in rotogravure...