Word: professionalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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England also has its vociferous anti-vivisectionists. But the medical profession manages to ignore them.
The project has the approval of Profession, Nobility and Church. Layer of the cornerstone was Lord Berkeley George Andrew Moynihan, baron and president of the Royal College of Surgeons. Conducting the service of dedication was Very Rev. William Foxley Norris, Dean of Westminster.
The politico of the Philippines is, with the possible exception of the same species in Porto Rico, the most politically-minded individual under the U. S. flag. Politics is his profession, his badge of honor. He practices it with a holy passion. Last week the ninth Philippine Legislature, packed with...
Herr Groepler, a stolid individual whose profession forces him to lead a rather unsocial existence, left his cosy home in Magdeburg last week with a bag of tools and a coil of new rope. He took the train to the Prussian State Prison at Klingelpuetz, near Cologne. In the prison...
Florenz Ziegfeld, whose slick grey hair is growing thinner as his piquant, 44-year-old second wife (Billie Burke) passes on to join his svelte first (Anna Held) in Broadway's legend of beauty, knows what nostalgia is. He is one of the few gentlemen of his race and profession...