Word: fatness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...truck. Of the early projection machines, the Lumières' was manifestly the best, but it was bad enough, as M. Le President and the diplomats agreed last week. The august audience saw a French train of 1895 chuff into a station, watched a gardener wet a fat man with a hose. Today Auguste Lumière is dead and Louis tinkers with cameras and projectors for "three dimensional cinema." In another 40 years Europe and the President of France may or may not again honor Lumière whose plastic cinema productions until recently required the spectator...
...many of the teachers this independence is a painful burden. Two classes, indeed, are sheltered by the university: those livers on the fat of the land, the House masters, and the young, unmarried tutors. But these constitute a small minority. The rest have independence thrust upon them, and are cast out to struggle in the Cantabrigian wilderness...
...piece for Vincent Astor's Today, went unnoticed by German diplomats in the U. S. last August. When it potboiled up again in London's Strand Magazine (which had bought it from Mr. Churchill, to whom the British rights were released on Sept. 18 by Today), the fat of cherubic "Winnie" was in the fire last week. Reason: Statesman Churchill in the interval has made his peace with British Prime Minister Baldwin and Germans, like everyone else, understood that by Christmas he would again be Britain's First Lord of the Admiralty. To the German Government...
Since the "magistrates" of rural China are its rulers, General Shang, as the representative of Nanking, had agreed, in effect, to put a fat part in North China under men who are as much the puppets of Japan as is the so-called Emperor of so-called Manchukuo. Within 48 hours "The Deal" was followed by the shooting of Premier Wang...
...Sugars & Fats- Diabetes is due to improper functioning of the pancreas, a small spongy gland in the abdomen which pours certain digestive juices into the intestines. In addition, the pancreas secretes insulin, a hormone which goes directly into the blood and helps turn carbohydrates into energy. To compensate for lack of insulin production in diabetics, doctors for the past dozen years have given such patients hypodermic doses of drugstore insulin. In addition some doctors order them to take large amounts of fat with their meals, with the idea of resting an inefficient pancreas. Other doctors order large amounts of sugars...