Word: healthful
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Early in the week Queen Alexandra's physicians announced that "Her Majesty, who for some time past has been failing in health, has suffered a severe heart attack"; and at once King George and Queen Mary hastened to her bedside, at Sandringham, in Norfolk. Already there were George's three sisters, Louise, the Princess Royal; the Princess Victoria; and Queen Maud of Norway. At London a special train waited, with steam up, ready at an instant's notice to speed the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York toward Sandringham, should their grandmother be declared upon the point...
...Kaiser greeted me vivaciously and seemed possessed of all his pre-War vigor. . . . His handsome white beard becomes him well, and he walks with the erect alertness of a man in good health He still retains all of his old dignity. It is ridiculous to picture him as 'the woodsman of Doom.' He is not the sort of man to chop down trees...
...Richard C. Cabot, Professor of Medicine and Social Ethics at the University, will speak on "Religion and Health" at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Peabody Hall, Phillips Brooks House...
Christian Science, Faith Healing, prayer for the sick, modern science of health, New Thought, and the Emmanuel Movement will be among the subjects dealt with by Dr. Cabot in his lecture...
Died. J. Randolph Coolidge, 97, last of the great-grandsons of Thomas Jefferson, in Boston. He was the oldest Harvard alumnus, a Law School classmate ('54) of the late Joseph H. Choate. He prepared himself for a civil engineer, but undermined his health by work on some of the earliest railroads of Virginia. After studying law, he was unable to practice on account of deafness. His later days were spent in the study of international affairs. His surviving sons are Archibald Gary Coolidge, famed Harvard Professor and Editor of Foreign Affairs; J. Randolph Coolidge Jr., able architect; John Gardner...