Word: thereness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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For Tom Dewart, 39, who came up the business side and inherited the publisher's desk on his brother's death four years ago, the decision to sell was a cold question of profit & loss. The Sun was in the red. In his shutdown notice, Dewart blamed rising...
With his vigorous news pages, Dana ran blistering editorials against Boss Tweed, the Crédit Mobilier and the Whisky Ring. Yet the Sun also sentimentally assured eight-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon, "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus."
There were other habits that were harder to break: the Sun annually reprinted the "Yes, Virginia" editorial, ran such departments as Dogs, Cats, and Tropical Fish, never deviated from its dignified, colorless makeup. The Republican Sun's editorial page seemed to some to be against almost every social welfare...
Anyone who wanders down a U.S. country road this winter may be startled at the sight of a great white bird drifting close on five-foot silent wings. The bird's head is as big as a grapefruit, its yellow eyes glitter balefully. But there is no cause for...
In the cosy living room of Mrs. Rosamond L. Wright's home in Springfield, Mass, one evening last week, ten women gathered for a special kind of party. On a card table was a variety of household articles made and marketed by Stanley Home Products, Inc. The women were...