Word: heale
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Perhaps this new song will heal the wounds. It is entitled "The Crimson Tide...
...hospital-to-hero episode began about seven years ago when Norris, never much of an athlete, plummeted from a 30-foot chimney scaffold on to a brick carrier's hod, injuring his left heel. Repeated attempts to heal it disclosed a dislocated...
...many cases. The surgeon, after turning the eyeball around, first punctures it in several places to drain the fluid between retina and choroid. Then he seals the two membranes together by heating them. The inflamed, swollen retina and choroid close up like inflated inner and outer tubes and eventually heal tightly together...
...Conference will heal some old sores, may reopen others. Scheduled for war's end, the conference was summarily torpedoed a year ago by headstrong Assistant Secretary of State Spruille Braden on the ground that the U.S. had no business sitting down at the same table with Argentina. The scorching, inside battle that Braden's bull-in-china-shop action precipitated among U.S. diplomats made confusion of the U.S.'s Latin American policy, which was not too clear in the first place. Now that Braden and ex-Ambassador George Messersmith, his chief antagonist, are out, and the Administration...
There was one thing missing from the exhibits: they had little magic about them. The ancestors of the exhibiting artists had made pictures to heal the sick, encourage the warriors, and bring rain for the harvest. Their art was designed for a purpose, not for show, and was full of symbolic force. But the Indians who sent their works to Tulsa learned painting from schoolteachers. Their pictures were art for art's sake, or at best, art for the record...