Word: displayer
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...awards as follows: national campaign for a specific product, local campaign for a specific product or merchandise, general or institutional campaign, campaign of industrial products, advertisement distinguished for its effective use of text, advertisement distinguished for its effective use of illustration advertisement distinguished for its effective use of display line, advertisement distinguished for its effective use of typography, and research conspicuous in furthering the knowledge and science of advertising...
...amiable Dr. Margaret Barclay Wilson heard the roundelay as a display of her old cook books was set up in the New York Academy of Medicine building last week, she would have applauded. She, professor of physiology & hygiene at Manhattan's Hunter College,* dotes goodhumoredly on any reference to good cooking. During the War she worked on the problem of food substitutes. Her study sent her to old cook books. Collecting them became a hobby. Now she has 4,000, largest collection of its kind, which she is giving to the New York Academy of Medicine. Oldest specimen...
...majority vote in the affirmative on the first four questions should indicate the fact that the Prom should be held. If it is in the negative, the majority rules. Certainly the class of 1931 will display a greater managerial ability than the present Senior Class did. In such a case success would onsue and the traditional Junior Prom would be perpetuated. John E. Shea...
These organizations and all others with a special need for speakers or entertainers submit their requests to Phillips Brooks House. There the Speakers' Bureau functions as a clearing-house for the University "greats" and their admirers. The Bureau also gives men of unknown calibre a chance to display their wares. The variety of subjects is endless, and any one with a special interest of any kind is eligible...
...held this year on American Business and Government. If the flery duel between Norman Thomas and Admiral Plunkett at the 1928 conference on War is any criterion, the impending and more pertinent argument on domestic conditions between lending statesmen and commercialists should be productive of an excellent display of pyrotechnics...