Word: clinics
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...climbing from a 5-ft. pedestal. Johnny's trainer from the instant he was born, when she began taking a long series of moving pictures of his every activity, has been Dr. Myrtle B. McGraw, the pretty, energetic assistant director of Babies Hospital's Normal Child Development Clinic, affiliated with the Neurological Institute. Dr. Frederick Tilney, Neurological Institute chief, thinks that civilized parents coddle their infants too long, that a child should be taught initiative and self-confidence from his earliest weeks. Dr. McGraw began to teach Johnny exercises on his 20th day. She showed...
...papers seized. Day prior he had told the Athens correspondent of the New York Sun that he "never felt better." By the time he reached police headquarters he complained of being a sick old man who would die in jail. He was placed under guard in the Logothetopoulos Clinic. Most interested in his arrest was a 30-year-old Turk named Mrs. Vouyndjoglou who used to accompany him to Athens parties...
...clean tooth, well nourished and well exercised [by brushing gums], can never decay," was the way Mayo Clinic's Dr. Boyd S. Gardner wanted to amend dentistry's famed slogan...
...only practical alternative to government supervision, most of its members would shortly begin to set aside two hours daily during which they will treat private patients at reduced rates. Declared the Society's secretary, Dr. Stanley Tylman: "This is the best idea yet advanced. Americans are not clinic minded, but they will go to private dentists at reduced rates as long as they feel that they are not being given charity...
...haste in production, it contains, like many recent Warner pictures, bits of first-class writing. Dr. Stevens' assistant Glenda (Glenda Farrell), an energetic girl with a warm heart and a sharp tongue, is an expertly invented character. So is the most consistent visitor at Dr. Stevens' clinic for children, a proudly despondent young Hebrew named Sanford (Sidney Miller) who refuses to be cheered by Dr. Stevens' pills and remedies. When she calls "Good night, he smiles and says: "What's good about it? All the benks are going to close." Another Language (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer). This...