Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Brilliant and saturnine "Van," as Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and many another British bigwig call him with affection and respect, is Permanent Undersecretary and real boss of the Foreign Office. The old diplomacy at its best, adapted to 1936, is his profession, and with Sir Robert at their elbow a...
This osteopathic attention to education represents but one effort of osteopaths' uphill struggle for respect of the nation and respect for themselves as professional men and women. Last week's convention in Manhattan was novel in its lack of brawling denunciation of Osteopathy's "enemies"-i. e., the medical profession. Osteopaths now frown on blatant advertising. They have a Bureau of Public Health & Education "to place some osteopathic literature in every public library, school library and newspaper library in America...
All osteopaths last week argued that Osteopathy is a full-fledged profession. Their own evidence, however, proved that Osteopathy is still a cult, although the lustiest and most learned of the many cults which growl on the outskirts of orthodox Medicine. Sign that Osteopathy may be absorbed in the great...
¶ "The osteopathic physician should rejoice that he has at his command a system of midwifery which utilizes the body's resources, thereby tending to produce healthy young. This system increases body resistance and safeguards the patient against diseases that may occur during pregnancy; it shortens the period of...
A lawyer who had surrounded his house with barbed wire and sworn to die fighting any invasion of his liberty, became a prominent Fascist, visited Lussu before his arrest. The Deputy asked him glumly, "What have you done with the barbed wire?" In reply the lawyer handed Lussu an old...