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...unable to stand the strain much longer!" wailed the haggard plutocrat. "I have had three cables from the United States one of which suggested a lettuce diet. I have had more than 1,000 letters from the United States, England, Ireland and Scotland. Many noble women have written me saying that they are only sympathetic and interested in getting me to sleep and care nothing...
Have a midnight hamburger and a Coca-Cola to improve your marks. Last week Howard Haggard of Yale's Department of Applied Psychology praised the midnight snack as increasing the student's speed and efficiency. Dr. Haggard believes that his latest experiments will revolutionize America's eating habits...
Sirs Your press reporter's footnote that "the Caesarean section is named for Julius Caesa . . ." will be followed, I believe, by a number of letters from readers who were informed concerning this unimportant but interesting fact by Howard W. Haggard, M.D., of Yale University, in his book Devils, Drugs and Doctors...
Many of "Antony" Eden's friends, particularly female, urged him to make this stand. He seemed haggard as he entered the House of Commons and his chief, Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, who had gone without his dinner in the crisis, also seemed haggard. But when Captain Eden finally spoke, it was for His Majesty's Government and to advocate The Deal- denounced the day before by Laborite Dr. Hugh Dalton, onetime Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, as "condoning a felony and worse than a felony-wholesale murder and treaty breaking...
Tonus. Dr. Yandell Henderson of Yale was too sick at New Haven to present personally the most significant lecture of the series, an explanation of why people feel "all in" after operations, injuries, anesthesia and severe illness. Dr. Henderson sent his younger colleague, Dr. Howard Wilcox Haggard, to read the prepared lecture...