Word: hazell
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Died. Hazel G. Chancy, 46, widow of Cinemactor Lon Chancy; after long illness; in Los Angeles...
...always, out of some childish nervousness, failed to do her best in important matches. Last fortnight Sarah Palfrey beat U. S. Champion Helen Jacobs in the final of a tournament at Seabright, N. J. This made it look as though her game had finally grown up. Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman, who put up the trophy for a series between U. S. and British teams because she felt that women's tennis needed something to correspond with the Davis Cup and who has ably coached Sarah Palfrey and her tennis playing sisters at Longwood. Mass., told her before the matches...
...Austin, Annah Blood, Beatrice Cohen, Hazel Crockett, Alice Dickson, Margaret Fish, Elizabeth Fisher, Louise Fielding, Sylvia Greenfield, Joan Henning, Betty Howe, Elizabeth Lincoln, Eisa Marlow, Polly Mittel, Eleanor Ovaus, Mignonne Politz, Ruth Rubinsky, Florence Usher, Helen Savage and Henrietta Young...
...pituitary seems to be the most important gland in the body. It is a reddish-grey oval mass the size of a hazel nut, and lies in a bony case at the base of the brain. Apparently the pituitary keeps all the other glands teamed up. (The thyroid keeps them steamed up.) If the pituitary gland does not supply the secretions which the body needs, doctors in some cases can remedy the deficiency by administering manufactured extracts. In case of too much ''secretion, extracts of other glands restrain the overactive pituitary. Sometimes a brain surgeon...
...Washington in 1930, will hold another in Paris two years hence. Clifford Beers's sturdy diligence motivates them all. He is a tall, swarthy. hazel-eyed, healthy, witty man of 57 who works & works, talks & talks insistently for Mental Hygiene. For 21 years there has been a Mrs. Beers whom he publicly extols as "friend of my youth who did believe in me and who encouraged me in my ambitions...