Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Said comely Dr. Fairchild: "Under the new order of things the women and children seem particularly happy. During the day, while the working women are busy in factories, they leave their children at day nurseries called 'yaslies' managed by the factory or by the Government. The children are...
The Press generally accorded Oracle Coolidge and his article great acclaim. There was much comment on "sound judgment," "good sense," "sage counsel." Editorial writers heartily welcomed Mr. Coolidge into their profession, but urged him to relax, to reveal some of his proverbial wit.
Author Hans Carossa, 52, Bavarian, is a specialist in lung diseases. He practices his profession in Seestetten, a village on the Danube. During the War he served as medical officer with the Bavarian infantry on several fronts, was finally wounded in April, 1918 at Nieppe Wood. A Roumanian Diary is...
Percy Shostac, 27, a Russian East-Side Jew, onetime instructor in English, is by profession a stage-manager. He writes plays on the side, "pretty heavy stuff laid in the Middle Ages." He fell in love with a 30-year-old married woman, living in a New Jersey suburb. Small...
Dainty, almost birdlike charm and a faculty for making every stage picture blend gracefully with the music - these are the chief reasons for Bori's success at Manhattan's Metropolitan and at Ravinia. She is a Borgia, descendant and namesake of the Renaissance Lucrezia. In Valencia, Spain, where...