Word: human
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Significant for human beings who live in dusty cities, especially for those who work in dusty factories, mills or mines, were the conclusions of Dr. Barclay & associates. "Healthy lungs should have no difficulty in coping with the minute amounts that are inhaled in the most dusty atmospheres, provided the subject is given an adequate rest period away from these atmospheres." But people who live in damp and dirty cities have no such assurance, because ''it seems possible that a moist atmosphere might tend to agglomerate particles of suitable dusts, and turn them into a semifluid, which could interfere...
...surgeon, Dr. St. Jacques, 66, picked up his ideas eight years ago. He had read in the Cornell Veterinarian how farm animals were treated by intravenous injections. Soon Dr. St. Jacques was dosing human beings, and getting a few other bold doctors (mostly in France) to do likewise. Last week he presented the claims for his treatment in an article in International Clinics, titled "Anthraco-therapy...
...material to the labors of several generations of archeologists and translators, principally University of Chicago's late, great Professor James H. Breasted. Unique merit of the book is not in its outline of Egyptian history or its use of Egyptian art but in its presentation of the limpidly human chronicles, hymns, love poems, adages, medical prescriptions and fairy tales which make up the world's oldest written literature. A proverb: "If thou art a guest at the table of one who is greater than thou, take what he may offer thee as it is set before thee...
Economics is the center around which our present civilization revolves; some even claim that all human history has been determined fundamentally by economic forces. Almost every occupation fits into the economic structure, and for certain ones like government and business, a knowledge of the economic structure is essential. The field of Economics increased 20 per cent from 1935-36 to 1937-38 and is now the largest in College with 477 concentrators...
...time, Methodism was a derisive name applied to members of a "Holy Club" which Hymn Writer Charles Wesley founded and in which his brother became a leader. John Wesley never left the Church of England. In essence his doctrines were: justification by faith alone; freedom of the human personality; purity of heart; the reception of the Holy Spirit by man. Methodism today strives to implant the Christian faith not only in personal but in business and social life...