Word: specials
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Opportunity for going to Saturday football game at reduced rates is age offered the University by Leavitt a Peirce. A special train leaving it South Station at 11.35 o'clock tomorrow morning is scheduled to arrived one hour. The returns trip, also last an hour, will leave Providence at 5 o'clock the same afternoon. All tickets for this trip are on sale at Leave and Peirce...
...game have been announced by C. F. Getchell of the H. A. A. Section 33 will be the cheering section, and admission to that section, and to sections 29 to 36 inclusive on the west side of the Stadium, will be by H. A. A. books, season tickets, or special tickets costing $1.50, which can be purchased at Leavitt and Peirce's, Wright and Ditson's, and the H. A. A. On the east side, sections one to ten will be reserved for the general public and the Yale supporters, and tickets for reserved seats in these sections will also...
...prominently displayed between these declarations. The journal is normally eight pages, newspaper size. Its editorial content may be indicated by the three articles which were spread across the entire upper part of the front page of an issue which came out when there was agitation for calling a special session of the legislature to investigate charges that money had been lavishly, not to say wastefully, spent by the State Road Commission, said to have been picked and dominated by James E. Ferguson. Of the seven columns, two were given to statements by several state legislators arguing that there...
These books are published in the name of municipal individualism. With spectacular adjectival vehemence, the authors shout into the thickening ears of young U. S. cities, loud reminders of the peculiar zest and color of their rambunctious settler days, laying special emphasis on downright iniquitous conduct that is calculated to cover the adipose priests of respectability with shame for their own vegetating passions. The books are part of a current crusade against standardization and the civic inferiority complex that leads Kansas to ape California, Montana to mimic Minnesota, in their timorous search for "the right thing...
...office of managing editor for Musical America. Last week he announced that he is leaving to start a magazine of his own-Singing. Said he: "An odd fact it is that, though there are in the U. S. 250,000 vocal students and 50,000 professional singers, no special publication has ever been devoted to their interests. I have engaged contributing editors to write about operas, concerts, oratorios, folk lore, language study, repertoire...