Word: clinics
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Joined to Jimmy's name for many a month had been the name of pretty, 24-year-old Romelle Theresa Schneider, trained nurse who attended him at the Mayo Clinic when he underwent an operation in 1938. There was no immediate prospect of his remarriage. It will be a year before his divorce, filed in California, is complete...
Called to the witness stand were such prominent friends of Dr. Lockhart as Professor Millais Culpin of the University of London, Psychiatrist John Rawlings Rees of London's Tavistock Clinic, Lord Dawson of Penn (King George V's physician). All agreed that Dr. Lockhart was suffering from a "fugue" or flight from reality, brought on by intense fear of a new war. His ordinary stream of consciousness was "suspended," his higher and lower brain levels "dissociated." Hence he had no understanding of the "nature and quality of his act." When his brief gust of abnormal activity had passed...
...were interviewed in the street, in parks, in poolrooms. . . . Each was asked: 'Where do you suggest I go to get fixed up for a ----(colloquial for venereal disease)?' Of these, 65.4% advised a drugstore remedy or self-treatment. . . . 31.4% said, 'Go to a good doctor or ---- clinic.' The remainder, 3.2%, did not know." Comparing these figures with those of a similar survey made six years ago, Hygienists Edwards and Kinsie concluded that the public knew less about good treatment for venereal disease in 1939 than it did in 1933. Further, "there is some indication that...
...Needy litigants went to its Legal Aid Clinic...
...high-school football coaches went to a football clinic...