Word: colyumist
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Dates: during 1923-1923
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Peter B. Kyne, author: "My publishers (Cosmopolitan Book Corporation) advertised my last book in many newspapers and periodicals: 'Peter Kyne works in his shirtsleeves. He is a regular fellow. He writes for men. . . .' Wrote Heywood Broun, famed colyumist: 'We are going to ask George Putnam, our publisher, to do something like that for us. The advertisement we have in mind would read: "The novels of Heywood Broun are for the whole world. They have that easy and informal touch. Mr. Broun does all his writing in pajamas...
Lyricized F.P.A,, famed colyumist of The New York World, himself an able tennis man and linesman at the Davis Cup matches...
...Author. Heywood Campbell Broun was born in Brooklyn, December 7, 1888. He studied at Harvard (1906-1910), has been connected with the Morning Telegraph and New York Tribune as sportswriter, war correspondent, dramatic critic and colyumist, and at the present time his column in the New York World, It Seems To Me, is unique in its field. He is the author of Seeing Things at Night and Pieces of Hate (books of short essays and sketches) and The Boy Grew Older (a novel...
Wrote a famed colyumist...
...this connection it is recalled that many a man of fame, besides Mr. Hearst, has abandoned Harvard before reaching a B.A. ; for example, Douglas Fairbanks. Also Heywood Broun (famed colyumist of The New York World) and his chief, Herbert Bayard Swope (Executive Editor...