Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 32
... contributed , and that hostility largely grew out of his activity in pushing the linotype . His candidacy , of course , added much to the political prestige of the Tribune , but one incident related to it has always remained in my ...
... contributed , and that hostility largely grew out of his activity in pushing the linotype . His candidacy , of course , added much to the political prestige of the Tribune , but one incident related to it has always remained in my ...
Page 43
... contributed a sort of subdued hum to the ordinarily quiet streets . A popular pleasantry was to describe this as the sound of the city growing indeed , any pleasantry which foreshadowed growth was prodigiously popular in those days . At ...
... contributed a sort of subdued hum to the ordinarily quiet streets . A popular pleasantry was to describe this as the sound of the city growing indeed , any pleasantry which foreshadowed growth was prodigiously popular in those days . At ...
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... contributed by William R. Hearst , who , at a personally conducted convention in Chicago , made up largely of his employees , nominated for President Thomas L. Hisgen , a Massachusetts dealer in kerosene and axle grease , and for Vice ...
... contributed by William R. Hearst , who , at a personally conducted convention in Chicago , made up largely of his employees , nominated for President Thomas L. Hisgen , a Massachusetts dealer in kerosene and axle grease , and for Vice ...
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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