Word: texts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...your reading increase in stature." The compiler, Mr. Hermann Hagedorn, wisely contents himself with the selection and arrangement of his material. The result is that the book gains power thereby, and at the same time flatters the reader that he will draw the right inferences from the text without any additional urge from without...
...library of Phillips Brooks House has loaned out 822 books to date and the demand still continues. There are remaining in the loan library an assortment of French, German, Greek and Latin grammars and text books, various English. Philosophic, Mathematical and Science books...
John Bull, whom Secretary Hughes has been trying to persuade to let us extend our property rights nine miles further to seaward to prevent rum-running, sent a reply to the State Department. The text of the note was not made public and will not be until the matter is closed. But the State Department let it be known that the reply was "not sympathetic...
...Text Book Loan Library of Philips Brooks House for College books will open for the first time this year today. The Loan Library contains a limited number of text books intended for the use of men who are unable to buy or find in the Widener Library the books required in their courses...
...sections of 500 to 1,000 words each and transmitted over two cables directly into the New York office of the Times. It was just four hours and 15 minutes from the time the first sections of the report were filed at the Paris cable office until the entire text was complete in New York. And the text of the note was less than half of the cable dispatches which came into the Times' office that night. Journalism progresses...