Word: ear
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...helping dedicate the School of Public Affairs building named after him at the University of Texas last week, and experienced L.B.J. watchers noticed that something new had been added. For the first time in public, the ex-President was wearing hearing-aid glasses with the plug in his right ear. Up stepped a reporter after the ceremonies. "How long have you been wearing a hearing aid, sir?" he asked. Johnson beamed. "Fine, fine. Glad to see you," he said. . . . The moment they met, everyone could tell that this was the real thing. Actress Joan Crawford and Lassie found each other...
...back. If you put oil on curly hair, it doesn't lie natural." By Pitts' analysis, Nixon had been getting entirely the wrong cut: "He has a full face. The hair used to be cut too thin on the sides and be too full just above the ear. Now, with a balanced sculpture cut, he has a more oval look...
...running into the usual rash of injuries that seem to face every team this time of year," he said. Among those not competing tonight are two members of the mile relay team. Kevin Dunn, a graduate of B.C. High, is out of action with an ear infection. Hunt considers Dunn a "mainstay" in the relay. Tom McElligott, another important man, won't be running because of a pulled muscle...
...yeah, they colorful, colorful, colorful, soulfully colorful; colors that would definitely make a rainbow look bad." About jewels worn at a party, another pimp rhapsodized: "There was one cat out of Miami, believe it or not had a diamond between his teeth, that's right. Had his ears pierced, had a diamond hanging out of his ear. Now that's what I call a lover of the stone or a connoisseur of nature, because diamonds are a form of nature...
Citing no less an authority than Hippocrates, many modern medical textbooks recommend the application of cold to control bleeding. Most doctors, however, find such advice unimpressive. One researcher has observed that bleeding is encouraged, not inhibited, if the ear lobe is chilled. Others have shown that the immersion of a cut finger in cold water delays clotting. Many have questioned whether the father of medicine really knew what he was talking about...