Word: use
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Committee. It provided for a lowering of postal rates on second, third and fourth class matter. On the advertising sections of their magazines, for example, publishers would save from .25? to 2? per pound, according to zone, when they mail their publications out to subscribers. On postcards, which are used as much for placing orders as for "dropping a line," the rate was cut in half, back to one cent. Also, mail-order men would acquire the privilege of issuing C. O. D. return mail-cards and envelopes upon which the U. S. collects only when they are used; less...
...words of Pope Pius were correctly quoted, they authorized Cardinal Piffl to communicate them discreetly to the press. This-there is good reason to believe-he did, making use of a correspondent who is attached to the Austrian Legation in Rome...
...third period, Potter completed a long pass to F. A. Pickard '29, but since a Navy end was off-side, the play was called back. A little latter in the same quarter, an Army touchdown was disallowed because of an illegal use of hands in the Army line, when Giligan intercepted another pass from Potter and ran 75 yards for a touchdown...
...about three weeks after the spring recess, this quota will be filled by members of the University and 1931 golf teams, but following the cut of these squads, about nine players per day will be permitted to use the course. Only eight people will be allowed to play on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays...
Harvard's unique position among large universities, of possessing totally inadequate swimming facilities, has long been a somewhat sore spot. There is no use in denying that secondary school students whose favorite pastime is swimming are biased against a university not even represented in the sport. Furthermore, the fifty-yard requirement for Freshmen means a large number of novices to increase the crowding every year. "The pool's living water" is an apt description for three days of the week; and even on the odd afternoons there is now a fairly large number of habitual visitors. The old building...