Word: health
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Several promotions have been made in the faculty of the Harvard Medical School and the School of Public Health. H. P. Mosher '92 formerly assistant professor of laryngology, has been promoted to a full professorship, and Stanley Cobb '10 formerly assistant professor is now professor of neuropathology...
...School of Public Health, beginning its third year, has practically doubled its last year's enrollment for the first four days, and has already exceeded last year's total registration. At present it contains 18 students, in comparison with 10 registered at this time a year...
Football and the Daily Dozen as healthbuilders must welcome another sport to their numbers. Doubleday Page and Co. announced the publication of A Pocket Bridge Book ($1.00) by Walter Camp, under whose outstretched arm the health of the nation is upbuilded. " You can't be a 'dub' if you read this book," guarantees the blurb. "Mr. Camp is an expert...
These are some of the findings of Surgeon H. M. G. Robertson, of the U. S. Public Health Service, who has been making a special study of the bubonic problem. The three factors in the epidemiological circle of the disease are believed to be the rat, the man, the flea. The flea is the only factor that can be considered seasonally variable. Studies by the Indian Plague Commission and the U. S. Bureau of Entomology have led to the conclusion that the adult flea does not usually live through the Winter in cool climates. The species is prevented from dying...
...National Review (British conservative weekly) printed this sour comment: " We regard a game at which the players never get out of a walk as unworthy of an athletic nation and as a miserable exercise for able-bodied men in the prime of youth and health and strength. There are few more depressing spectacles than that of a large crowd of the flower of both sexes watching two Herculean youths lying on a putting green endeavoring to ascertain the easiest means of poking a stationary little ball into a relatively large...