Word: cleanness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...hope," promptly reproved Senator Connally, "the Senator won't conclude we're giving him a clean bill of health, because we didn't pass on these questions. ... No charge was made against you but that you were running with the wrong crowd, with Huey Long and his crowd." Senator Connally turned to the Senate: "If anybody wants to file a resolution to oust anybody, he can have use of the facts found by the committee...
...appendix largely loses its lymphoid character. Its risks then grow from diseases of its blood vessels. "In the young patient, therefore, local infection predominates, and the resulting disease is fundamentally suppurative, with perforation and abscess formation the usual sequelae." This is easy for the surgeon to clean up. Children and infants present difficulties because they cannot explain their com plaints and because parents too often give destructive cathartics. As people grow older, progressively smaller is the likelihood of their developing appendicitis. In their appendicitis, however, "suppuration is the exception rather than the rule, and the primary pathologic change tends...
...lived till you've lived" to the simpler muscular method. And despite his inordinate skill, it takes just two acts (out of two) for the lady to make up her mind. Your cousin from out West would call it "pretty raw," but it really is just a fine, clean portrayal of young passion, more freely translated than usual into the English tongue. On the side, of course, the play gives amusing vignettes of the everyday life of the sailor...
...Loesch grinned slightly when he recalled his first attempts to clean up Chicago under the Thompson regime. "It took us two months to get rid of Big Bill's police chief, Hughes. Once we got him before the grand jury, the Thompson machine itself forced him to resign. The work we then started back in 1928 has not stopped; today men such as Police Chief Allman are valiantly fighting crime in Chicago. Definitely less corruption exists there than in New York...
...aggressive public opinion is the best deterrent to crime. In Chicago, the press backed us unanimously in our fight to clean up the town...