Word: health
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Apart from sexology, Ellis has done many translations; has reviewed the 19th Century; studied British genius; analyzed Spain; tried to nationalize health; philosophized on the War, in sad passivity. His latest prose work, The Dance of Life (1923), was a most remarkable symphonic synthesis of the component parts into which a careful analytical mind had reduced common existence for re-creation into a rounder, richer thing...
Last week his daughter, Elizabeth, often affectionately addressed as "Queen Elizabeth" by her brother-in-law, Edward of Wales, lay abed in her father's house at 17 Bruton Street, while hundreds of wellwishers drank to her health at The Coach and Horses...
...must repress all the dangerous theories which can wound the morals and health of our people. . . . Large numbers of children in the families, which are the greatest riches of the Italian nation, offer the most powerful instrument for Italy's expansion in the world...
This institution of high standing heard last week that it was to lose its President by resignation. Dr. Arthur Cushman McGiffert, who had been President of the Seminary since 1917, and raised its $4,000,000 endowment fund, was obliged to retire on account of ill health...
President Phillips based his address on preventive medicine and public health education. He said in part: "The House of Delegates [the Association's executive body] is on record as favoring every measure of public health education, and the better class of publications have given their cooperation by publishing only material of this character that has received medical approval. Periodic physical examination of the healthy as well as the sick is a preventive measure strongly indorsed by the medical profession in the general program of health preservation." Practically every one of the more than 300 papers read at the convention...