Word: conditioner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Under Medicine in your June 3 issue you report . . . the statement of Dr. Alfred E. Cohn of the Rockefeller Institute on the subject of heart condition due to rheumatic fever. Apparently a member of your staff, in his desire to be sensational, is guilty of a piece of sloppy, shoddy...
My wife, who has had a heart condition for twelve years as the result of rheumatic fever contracted at the age of 12, was thrown into acute agitation on reading the article. ... To read a quotation, heavily emphasized, from the lips of a leading authority on the subject that one...
With a light workout of 11 miles after the successful time trial of Tuesday, the Crimson Varsity eight will tune up for the 73rd annual Yale contest with a regular row today and a light, four-mile workout tomorrow. Coach Charlie Whiteside says there will be no further changes and...
As the result of two relatively new procedures in the practice of medicine, the staff of London's Middlesex Hospital last week was able to report perfection of a slow and safe method of transfusing blood. One of those helpful procedures is the preservation of human blood by the...
One Frenchman in every 20 holds some sort of Government job. Deputies are elected for four years, can throw out any cabinet at will and neither hell nor high water can budge them. The emergency government of kindly old Gaston Doumergue tried valiantly to pare Government expenditures and failed (TIME...