Word: eyeful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Meanwhile, in London, keeping its statistical eye on the vanishing chance of Peace, Lloyd's announced that it would cancel the war risk clause now included in all open contracts, giving the ten-day notice required...
Bought by the U. S. Biological Survey for a wildfowl refuge were 40,000 acres at the Mississippi's mouth, onetime hunting preserve of the late Joseph Leiter. There the Chicago wheat speculator's yacht Emmie sank, there his remaining eye was injured in a duckblind, there his Son Joseph Jr. was killed in a hunting accident and there he caught the cold which went into pneumonia and ended his life...
During the past summer, the interior of the Hygiene Building has been rearranged to provide more examining rooms, a waiting room, facilities for the dental and eye clinics, and a well equipped clinical laboratory. A central desk has been provided on the second floor in order to enable an information clerk to facilitate distribution of men to the particular service desired...
Adequate well lighted space has been provided for the dental clinic on the same floor. The space for the eye clinic is at the rear of the second floor. These clinics have been removed from the Stillman to the Hygiene Building in order to make the services offered more accessible to Harvard...
...care only of minor illness such as acute respiratory infections, simple contagious diseases, etc. Cases of major illness, major surgery, etc., will be hospitalized in hospitals allied with the Harvard Medical School, chiefly the Massachusetts General Hospital, including the Baker Memorial and Phillips House, the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, the Beth Israel Hospital, and the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. When thus hospitalized, each case will be under the care usually of a senior hospital staff man of recognized distinction in his field. Under this arrangement, any seriously sick man, or any man needing the care of highly trained specialists...