Word: health
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...William H. Welch H'00, director of the School of Hygiene and Public Health of John Hopkins University, will deliver the annual Sedgwick Memorial Lecture in Huntington Hall, Boston, on Friday, January 25. His subject will be "The Foundations of Public Health." This lecture was established in memory of Professor William Thompson Sedgwick, one of the founders of the Harvard-Technology School of Public Health...
...Eminence, Cardinal William H. O'Connell, Archbishop of Boston, overworked, in ill-health, set out on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land-his first visit there. Before leaving he said: "We are all interested in the controversy among Episcopalians and Presbyterians, but it is a time for us to pray rather than to interfere." He expressed regrets...
...Saturday evening meeting at M. I. T., Miss Cora F. Stoddard, executive secretary of the Scientific Temperance Federation, spoke of the liquor question from its moral and health aspects. A prolonged discussion of the whole question followed her talk...
...Moderate Royalists are willing to waive their demand for an immediate return of the King if the plebiscite be conducted under a mixed commission; they declared that under such circumstances 90% of the Greek people would be found to favor the monarchy. The Liberals were silent. M. Venizelos' health was the most important factor in the Greek situation...
...what is happening now. All things are against the rebels. . . . My wife said that I would surely die if I took the field. My answer was that I would sooner die on the field as a soldier than be caught in bed. Really, this revolt has improved my health. The change from civilian clothes to my old military uniform seems to have acted as a tonic. I am feeling much better than for many months...