Word: nose
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...softball game on Wednesday which the Funsters won 8 to 7, the Bellboys from Lowell staged a three run rally in the last half of the last inning to no avail; but they came back in the baseball game yesterday to nose out the Funsters...
...inlays are light, comfortable, and move enough to be convincing when face muscles move. Their only disadvantage is that they wear out fast. A long life for a nose is 15 days. But if the wearer has Dawn's equipment, he can make a new nose in short order...
Captain H. L. D. Kirkham, Navy plastic surgeon, thought it over. When a man's eyes, ears or mouth are burned shut, when his nose or jaw is shot away, plastic surgery can usually restore the face. But the process sometimes takes seven or eight operations, weeks or months apart. Meanwhile the disfigured men usually prefer to stay out of sight in darkened wards. Jack Dawn's "inlays," however, could make many men appear normal between operations. Last week, under Kirkham's eye, a department of prosthesis* was being organized at the hospital. Besides designing new faces...
...Philip Morris Co.'s ads stress that its cigarets cause less "throat irritation" than any other brand. According to FTC, the "scientific tests" on which this claim is based were inaccurate, and when smokers change to Philip Morris nose and throat irritation due to smoking is not cleared...
...heads-I-win, tails-you-lose proposition. Reynolds will come out of the war with 160,000,000 pounds of ingot capacity, and with almost twice that much fabricating capacity. Much larger Alcoa will have about as much ingot as fabricating capacity. If aluminum demand should nose-dive as much as 50%, R.S. thinks he can keep his primary plants running full tilt, while Alcoa would have to cut ingot production and finished products in half...