Word: health
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Under the new regime the men are dismissed in good health. Instead of the 'prison pallor' they wear a wholesome tan, and this difference in outward complexion is indicative of an entirely changed moral attitude toward the world in general...
Columbia University announces plans for the establishment of a School of Sanitary Science and Public Health...
...more prominent physicians of Boston during the coming winter. These lectures will deal with the nose, throat, and ear, and their relation to colds; the care of the teeth; the care of the eye; the digestion; and with the proper amount and kind of exercise necessary to preserve health...
Coolidge was back in the game yesterday, but the report on Watson's condition gives rise to serious speculation whether or not he will be available for the big games. He has lost great weight, and even with a speedy return to health he would be a long time getting back into condition. The news that Enwright may be available to play against Princeton however, lent an encouraging aspect to the difficulties arising from the injured list...
Needless to say, one takes great risks with his health in swimming in such a breeding-place of disease. In one case that I know of, abscess of the ear developed, and in another, pinkeye, keeping the victim from making any preparation for mid-year exams, and leaving his eyes in such a condition that for two months he could not use them at all by artificial light...