Word: trust
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...reader who would have you reduce the subscription price of TIME to $2.00, Your paper is worth $5.00. One big cause of the prostitution of journalism in America is the low subscription price demanded. If we paid lOc to 25? a day for information and opinion which we could trust, we would be glad to pay it. Two-cent-a-day information and opinion is as a rule not worth the two cents. Keep up your quality and add on the tariff...
...Shakespeare. He has, in short, the most valuable collection of first editions in the world, and the most complete Americana. (To catalogue it cost $40,000.) These things and his magnificent 500-acre home at San Marino will go at his death to the government, together with a trust fund to preserve them and add to them...
...John Pierpont Morgan; Albert H. Wiggin, President, Chase National Bank, Manhattan; Melvin A. Traylor, President, First National Bank, Chicago; John J. Mitchell, President, Illinois Merchants Trust Co., Chicago; Thomas N. Perkins, Member, Reparations Commission; Gates W. McGarrah, Chairman, Mechanics and Metals National Bank, Manhattan...
Significance. President Mitchell of the Illinois Merchants Trust Bank, a signatory, said: "The manifesto is not intended to have any reference to the United States." Apparently this view was shared by other U. S. signatories who pointed to the title of the manifesto which explicitly restricts its application to Europe. Public opinion seemed inclined to let the document drop as a mere "pious plea" like those often uttered for "peace," "disarmament" and what...
...must marry, but where is 'he' ? The man I marry must be a man whom I can trust and admire. A nonentity would never do. . . . Now, I wouldn't think of marrying a man like Adolph Menjou. I have had so many romantic affairs with little men and I do so like great, big men. And I like them blond." (See Mary Garden's similar taste, next article...