Word: cured
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Charles Knowlton, Massachusetts physician and philosopher, was fined and imprisoned for publishing in 1832 Fruits of Philosophy; or, the Private Companion of Young Married People, a discussion of birth control. Dr. Leslie E, Keeley made over $1,000.000 in ten years out of his cure for alcoholism and drug addiction, which he said consisted of injections chiefly of double chloride of gold. In 1895 he claimed 250,000 cures, could point with pride to 359 chapters of the Keeley League, composed of 30.000 male reformed drunkards, female temperance workers...
...doctor who offered a sure-cure for cancer would be required by sensible people to present scientific credentials. Or. a doctor who predicted that the world was doomed soon to perish from cancer would be required by sensible people to present scientific credentials...
...Technocracy" was a diagnosis of the economic structure allegedly based on scientific calculation. "Technocracy" was also an obscurely defined cure for an otherwise fatal condition. TIME asked for the No. 1 Technocrat's credentials and reported what it found...
...appeared long before "Technocracy" broke into print on Aug. 21, 1932. The scientific findings of "Technocracy'' have yet to appear. What TIME did do was to summarize all that was newsworthy (i. e. what little had been specifically revealed) as to "Technocracy's"' scare-&-cure...
...Laidlaw-Dunkin vaccine, followed fortnight later by a dose of living virus. Preferred by some dog-owners because it involves only one trip to the veterinarian is a simultaneous inoculation with serum and virus. Theoretically sound, the practical worth of the simultaneous method has not yet been established. To cure sick dogs, an injection of serum during the early stages of the disease has proven effective...