Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...ravages of self-indulgence. Curbed cravings cannot now be satisfied with impunity. Insulin cannot be purchased to be taken with one's meals." He does not impugn the therapeutic value of insulin, but emphasizes the fact that it is a powerful extract which should be administered only by a physician familiar with its use, and that a constant surplus of sweets cannot be neutralized indefinitely even by regular dosage of insulin...
Married. Dr. Zdenko von Dworzak, formerly physician to the court of Wilhelm II of Germany, to Mrs. Elinor Park Custic Lewis of Man- hattain, in Denver...
There are only two colleges in the country where colored physicians and dentists are graduated (TiME, July 2) There is only one colored physician to every 3,194 Negroes, one colored dentist to every 20,500 Negroes. There is one white physician to every 553 white people, one white dentist to every 2,070 white people. This condition is the product not of an indifference on the part of colored youths to the medical and dental professions, but because of limited facilities. Howard University, one of the colleges that gives this training, is obliged to turn away over two-thirds...
Another courtesy which may be offered Mrs. Harding is the medical advice of Dr. Sawyer, White House physician under her husband. President Coolidge has reappointed General Sawyer as White House physician (which will keep him in Washington) and it is now expected that Mrs. Harding will make her permanent home there. A similar courtesy was performed by President Harding for former President Wilson, when he gave Admiral Grayson, Mr. Wilson's White House physician, an appointment in Washington so that he might continue to attend the former President...
Besides the protesting Cabots above mentioned, the following Cabots are named in the 1923 Who's, Who: Godfrey Lowell (Boston carbon magnate), Henry Bromfield (Boston lawyer and capitalist), Richard Clarke (Boston physician and Harvard professor), William Brooks (Boston engineer). There is also Philip Cabot, of Boston and Wall Street...