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...stock issue will put it in sound financial shape. To keep it that way, he intends to order a general economic belt tightening. His first act as Western president will be to introduce (on interoffice memos) a Li'l Abner-like cartoon of an Indian (Western's trademark) tightening his belt. Said Drinkwater: "A fat Indian isn't an efficient Indian...
...trademark flourished. Every cowboy, fake and real, from Buffalo Bill to the Lone Ranger, wore a Stetson. After the Boer War, famed General R. S. S. Baden-Powell ordered 10,000 Stetsons for his South African police, setting the style for thousands of police and military institutions to follow (including Canada's Mounties, the Texas Rangers, Fiorello LaGuardia). The Oxford English Dictionary picked up the name Stetson as a synonym...
...Commissioners. Roly-poly William Howard Taft began it, with a steady insistence that U.S. opportunists had no rights that abridged Filipino rights. Succeeding U.S. administrators, including W. Cameron Forbes, Leonard Wood, Henry L. Stimson, Dwight F. Davis and Justice Frank Murphy, made fair-mindedness and public works the U.S. trademark...
Those policies are a part of U.S. sartorial history. Brooks's famed trademark, the Golden Fleece, has long represented the height of stodgy male fashion. Brooks No. 1 Sack Coat has long been the high-buttoned, conservative uniform of the high-buttoned, conservative gentleman...
...theatrical season has been marked by a paucity of musical comedies and as great a paucity, in those which have appeared, of the usual cheap superficiality and bad taste that have become almost a trademark of this particular form of the American stage. Whatever precedent may have been set by "The Day Before Spring," and "Billion Dollar Baby," however, has been shattered by "Nelly...