Word: health
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Chicago, there assembled the annual congress on Medical Education, Medical Licensure, Public Health and Hospitals...
Despite the fact that general credence was given to reports that the Queen Mother's health was failing (TIME, Mar. 3), it was established that her health is "exceptionally good...
...agitation stirred up over adding the title Prince of Scotland to those already possessed by the Prince of Wales, continued to excite the Scots. At a dinner in the Authors' Club, attended by many Scotsmen, a toast was drunk to the health of "the Prince of Scotland." It was alleged that "there was no more beloved title north of the Tweed than the Prince of Scotland...
...does all his outside reading for the kingdom of health shall not be his!. Or so says a member of the English department. Perhaps that is the reason why most men are contented with mere C's in their courses--realizing that to aspire higher involves doctors' bills and other unpleasant consequences. It would also seem to be another reason for abolishing assigned outside reading altogether. Something else might be done. The instructor might conceivably say, "Here, young man, are some very excellent books. There is no particular reason why you should read them, except that they are interesting...
...these be propaganda of the present ministry, that the fight has been against an irresistible force of nature. Too late to make redress the English public will discover that it has been unjust, that something which is almost impossible of remedy is the cause of unemployment--bigger and better health. Instead of the population starving off as it should, the statistical records show that the past year has been the healthiest in English history...