Word: brine
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...background. This will be done through the waving of white handkerchiefs by those men whose tickets are designated as being within the outline of the "H", while the other men in the cheering section will form the background by waving crimson handkerchiefs. These handkerchiefs are officially on sale at Brine's and every person whose ticket is marked "red handkerchief" should supply himself with one before the game...
Crimson handkerchiefs for making the "H" Saturday are now on sale at Brine's. Those men sitting in sections 32 and 33 on Saturday whose tickets are marked "Red Handkerchiefs" are expected to have them ready when the "Marseillaise" is played...
...putting on sale baseball season tickets, which will admit the bearer to all home games except those with Princeton and Yale. These tickets may be purchased by the general public for $3.00 plus 30 cents war tax at Leavitt & Peince's, the Co-operative Branch, the H. A. A., Brine's, and at the Cambridge or Boston stores of Wright and Ditson...
...seem perfectly consistent to us are scenic rather than dramatic, and if "A Daughter of the Gods" is intended to be merely spectacular, why introduce so many touches of sentimentality? It is true the "leaders" tell us to become children again, but Miss Kellermann's antics in the brine, while charming and all that, do not seem to fit the juvenile mind exactly...
Football season tickets, admitting to all football games played on Soldiers Field by the University team, except that with Princeton are on sale to members of the University and the public at the following places: In the Cambridge at the Co-operative main and branch stores, Amee's, Brine's, Wright and Ditson's, and Leavitt and Pierce's, and in Boston at Filene's, Wright and Ditson's, Wm. A. Read and the Harvard Club. The price is $3 each...