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Updated: June 25, 2025
Theoretically we can still say the moon's phases or a newspaper's vogue; practically we limit ourselves pretty much to analytic locutions like the phases of the moon and the vogue of a newspaper. The drift is clearly toward the limitation, of possessive forms to animate nouns. All the possessive pronominal forms except its and, in part, their and theirs, are also animate.
Unable to locate Gibson to question him personally concerning the exposure and accepting the evidence against him as final, the federation authorized the publication of its withdrawal of indorsement of him as a candidate for mayor and an expression of appreciation of the newspaper's work in bringing the truth to light.
The unconscious object of the newspaper's attention was seated at a desk in the sitting-room of his suite in the Hotel Strathmore, alternately frowning and smiling in the effort of composition. Mr. Sprudell had a jaunty, colloquial style when he stooped to prose. "Easy of access, pay dirt from the grass roots, and a cinch to save," he was writing, when a knock upon the door interrupted him.
"Just the point. It isn't a rank injustice." "See here, Mr. Sterne: isn't it a fact that this attack was made because my father doesn't advertise with you?" The editor twisted uneasily in his chair. "A newspaper's got to look out for its own interests," he asserted defensively. "Please answer my question." "Well yes; I suppose it is so."
It was only a brief notification of the facts of a death which, in the words of the newspaper's local correspondent, "pointed to suicide." Suicide! The letter on which the ink was still bluish and fresh, seemed to convey Robert Turold's denial of the suggestion that he had taken his life. It was the cry of a man who had looked into the dark place of fear and seen Death lurking within.
Our paper should interest every man and woman able to read. It seems to me that a newspaper's audience should be like that of a good play the orchestra chairs full and the last seat in the gallery taken. I suppose you know we're not an 'organ' any longer?" "No, I didn't." Mr. King looked surprised. "Do you mean to say that we're free to print the news?" "Free as freedom.
Florence was herself anxious for the newspaper's début, and she made her anxiety so clear to Atwater & Rooter, Owners & Propreitors, every afternoon after school, during the following week, that by Thursday further argument and repartee on their part were felt to be indeed futile; and in order to have a little peace around there, they carried her downstairs.
"I wasn't drawn back here as you were," said Barry thoughtfully, "I liked New York; I could have made good there if I'd had a chance. It made me sick to give it up, then; but lately I've been feeling differently. A newspaper's a pretty influential thing, wherever it is.
I happened to be at the stage door again when she came out with her maid after the performance, as I had under my guidance one of the newspaper's artists, who had been making some sketches of life behind the scenes. She was in a gayer mood than that in which she had been on the previous night.
"I understand quite well," said Mrs. Manderson in a low voice. She drew a deep breath, and went on: "I don't know what dreadful thing you have found out, or what the possibility that has occurred to you can be, but it was good it was honorable of you to come to me about it. Now will you please tell me?" "I cannot do that," Trent replied. "The secret is my newspaper's, if it is not yours.
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