Word: text
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...early Tuesday morning, it takes less than 24 hours to turn out the more than 1,500,000 copies of our U. S. edition. This is the fastest magazine printing operation extant. Although this space is inadequate for a thorough account of our printing operation, the pictures and the text below may serve to give you a glimpse of the inky realm of teletype, stereotype and logotype. These photographs were taken from a movie made by Bert Chapman, Manager of Production Operations for TIME, on a recent trip to one of our plants. The movie's purpose: to show...
...statesman who is called upon to say a few words to the newly educated might feel he must take as his text the state of the world and what it means as a challenge to this new generation. Really when you talk of the East West split, or the threat of new ideologies to our traditional way of life, it is all entirely relevant but just a little far afield...
Reprinted a few inches to the right of this editorials is the text of a broadcast by William F. Buckley, Jr., chairman of last year's Yale Daily News. It is running in a column usually reserved for proof-reading mistakes, errors in grammar, and news stories missing a last paragraph. It belongs there...
...stuffed animals. Also by Plimpton is an original description of a guest lecture with sides (well drawn by S. C. Welch). The Lampoon is at its best when it provides illustrations for its stories. In this particular case, the fine line pictures add greatly to the humor of the text. Train's article, "Pour Le Sport" is a treatise on how to play tennis properly in different foreign countries. This, the funniest of the current lot, is in the tradition of other foolish articles like "The Art of Testmanship" which appeared last year...
...people on the Symphony Hall stage did their best to clarify this setting of the Roman Catholic Mass. By giving it such a dramatic treatment especially in the first half the audience couldn't help concentrating on every note. The result was that the musical setting of the text made sense...