Word: hospitalers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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In Paris one Albert Wolly, professional faster, entered a glass case where he proposed to go 26 days without food. Eleven days passed. In that period 40,000 people had filed by, tantalizing him by munching cake, sandwiches, pickles, drinking bottles of beer and champagne before his brooding eyes. On...
Dr. Cabot is famed both as a physician and as a writer and lecturer on ethical problems. He is a consulting physician to the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, to the New England Hospital, and to numerous other institutions. In 1903 he was appointed instructor in medicine, and at the...
No such circumstance could be brought forward to extenuate the revolting offense perpetrated two days later by the Hearst Evening Journal. A life-beaten, despairing, undernourished Jew, one David Belinsky, deserted by his wife, had taken the lives of his tiny twin boys and committed suicide. The Journal reporter hurried...
Dean Donham's address will open the subject of the evening. Dr. C. Macfle Campbell, Director of the Boston Psychopathic Hospital, is scheduled to follow him. Sharing the medical side of the presentation with Dr. Campbell will be Dr. Abraham Myerson, Professor of Neurology at the Tufts Medical School. Dr...
Instantly, the fires of ambition died, and after running the gauntlet across Harvard Square and finding no bones broken, I considered the afternoon's work sufficient. Heaving a sigh for the great open streets of Louisville where Fords are Fords, not battering rams, and freshmen are not prospective hospital patients...