Word: healthful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...trial, begun last November and repeatedly postponed, was the culmination of a battle between Phillip Drinker, assistant professor of Industrial Hygiene at the School of Public Health, and Emerson, a Cambridge inventor, over the rights to the respirator...
Bothered by 360 identified cases of scarlet fever among Minneapolis children, Health Commissioner Francis Edward Harrington last week imitated the drastic, effective scarlet fever quarantine established in Milwaukee (TIME, March 4), ordered all Minneapolis children under 7 to stay away from school, Sunday school, theatres and all other public gathering places for at least three weeks...
...tray of cocktails approached two grey-haired, dinner-jacketed gentlemen chatting amiably in the Colonel's Reception Room of Manhattan's Seventh Regiment Armory. One smiled, shook his head. The other grinned, took a glass, raised it in his companion's direction, cried, "To your health!" Few minutes later Herbert Clark Hoover and Alfred Emanuel Smith marched out to a banquet table, sat down to continue their chat over the water tumblers. After dinner the Presidential rivals of 1928 mounted the same platform for the first time in their lives, united in urging contributions to the Salvation...
...many slashes in the H.A.A. budget, there can be no excuse for negligent medical service at the Dillon Field House. Not until the day when sports are abolished at Harvard, can one cent be subtracted from the medical appropriation of the most stubborn budget if this should endanger the health of any student. Granted, it is enticing to hack here but the difficulties of coaching and travelling cuts are not accompanied by the threat of life and death...
Last week the same newspaper owner, Adolph Simon Ochs, arrived in Chattanooga again, to visit his successful Times, for which he had never lost affection throughout the years that he published a far greater newspaper in Manhattan. He was old now-77-and in precarious health. Publisher Ochs joined heartily in a staff meeting in the Chattanooga city room. Then with his brother Col. Milton Ochs and a few other relatives he went to a restaurant for luncheon. Brother Milton asked him what he wanted to eat. He sat dumb, not hearing, not seeing. Few hours later Death stopped...