Word: duodenale
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"If you want to hire a man who is going to produce," declared the Mayo Clinic's Dr. Charles W. Mayo, "the easiest way to make sure of that is to get one who has a duodenal ulcer." He's apt to be on his toes, he explained...
A recent study of 28 of our former office boys showed that after a decent interval seven had become writers, nine were executives in various business departments, and five were salesmen or junior salesmen in the advertising department. One of the few tapped by Managing Editor T. S. Matthews for...
This sennet on the wreathed Tory horn electrified Britons who had all but forgotten, during his five years of wartime Parliamentary speeches, what Churchill can do at the cry of partisan tallyho. Cried Labor's startled Daily Herald: "Crazy broadcast." Cried the Communist Daily Worker: "Conscienceless demagogy." Cried Labor...
Anthony Eden, Britain's hard-toiling, far-traveling Foreign Secretary, came down with a duodenal ulcer, was ordered to take at least two weeks' "complete rest." While he is gone, his boss, Winston Churchill, and Minister of State Richard Law, will carry on his job.
Reading the Body. The doctors tell in detail how, given two patients with severe pain over the stomach, they may be able to tell which has a gastric ulcer and which has gall-bladder trouble. The patient with the ulcer is likely to be alert, dark-haired (but with an...