Word: write
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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Slily observed the New York Times: "Many will be inclined to clip his daily articles and write on the margin, as they too often do in books borrowed from the public library: 'How true...
...Jordan) was a nurse during the War, later studied medicine at the London Hospital. Her first novel. Far Enough, was also based on her medical experience. Handsome, dark, young, she lives in London with her husband. Said he one day: it would be impossible to write a whole book, and make it interesting, about one day in the life of a country doctor. Authoress Ashton fooled him. She wrote most of Dr. Serocold on fishing trips in Ireland, scribbling in little notebooks in a microscopic hand which the rain helped make illegible to anyone else. She has also written three...
...Norris writes like an incurable romantic for almost the same reason Louisa May Alcott did. Miss Alcott had brothers and sisters to support. Mrs. Norris feels she must support the hearts of the thousands of people who began to write her letters when she began writing books. She cannot fail her public. A devout Roman Catholic, her conscience is with her as constantly as her portable typewriter, which it is not unusual to see in action on station platforms or in railroad cars when her copy is nearly due. Mornings at home, her telephones (and her husband's) are disconnected...
American politics and has failed every time. He asked me to write for his press last summer and I declined [cries of Hear! Hear!" from Baldwin sympathizer*]. ln October he wrote a vicious article about me, and at the same time a fulsome account of Mr. MacDonald whom he has abused like a pickpocket within the last two months...
...Liberal Leader David Lloyd George refuses to write for Mr. Hearst direct, but writes for United Feature Syndicate which sells his articles to Hearstpapers and others. The Welshman's contract allows him to cancel should he resume office, fore British Cabinet memebers may not write for papers or magazines. When he first left office Mr. Lloyd George could sell a 2,000-word article every fortnight through his U. S. connection for $2.50 per word. Today he has to be content with about $1.25 per word once a month