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Meaning of "harmsworth"
Harmsworth (noun): A surname typically associated with the influential British publishing family, known for publications like the Daily Mail
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Harmsworth was the main innovator.
I would like to place a small bet on Harold Harmsworth.
Harmsworth scored an immediate triumph.
Leading the challenge were popular periodicals published by Alfred Harmsworth.
Alfred Harmsworth had four acknowledged children by two different women.
Upon the completion of the job, Harmsworth went to Bermuda to take a rest.
The Harmsworth was the first annual international award for motorboat racing.
The shape was that of the Indian clubs, which Harmsworth used for exercise.
Harmsworth was the endorsed candidate of the Coalition Government.
I suggest you put it to her, Mr Harmsworth.
Harmsworth is from England.
Home games were played at Harrow Park, now known as Harmsworth Park.
Harmsworth Trophy nine.
The Chapel, alongside most of the estate, was acquired by British publisher Sir Geoffrey Harmsworth.
Harmsworth was the younger brother of the newspaper magnates Lord Northcliffe and Lord Rothermere.
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He, like Armitage, had been with the Jackson - Harmsworth expedition.
Harmsworth closed the spa, as spas were becoming unfashionable.
Don Fehrenbacher was, that year, the visiting Harmsworth Professor.
In later life, Harmsworth became rather conservative and increasingly nationalistic.
Got a sort of ring to it, don't you think? Harold Harmsworth.
Harmsworth appointed Hamilton Fyfe as editor and all of the paper 's female journalists were fired.
There he worked on magazines, and the Harmsworth Encyclopaedia, a part-published ( = serialized ) work.
Harmsworth purchased Dr Johnson 's House and restored it into a museum open to the public.
The result at the following General election ; Harmsworth continued to sit for the constituency until 1929.
Alfred Harmsworth or Lord Northcliffe, was an early pioneer of this style.
In 1940, Baron Beaverbrook sent Harmsworth on a special war mission to Canada and the United States.
Harmsworth History of the World: Man and the universe.
In 1903, the Harmsworth brothers launched the first newspaper aimed at women, the Daily Mirror.
Harmsworth, Do you have anything to say Mr. Harding?
During 1903, Harmsworth initiated the Harmsworth Cup, the first international award for motorboat racing.
In 1914, Alfred Harmsworth decided to sell his share in the Daily Mirror to Harold.
