Word: professionalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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In Chicago, 18,000 people paid $59,625 to see gargantuan Primo Camera fight a French-Canadian slugnut named Elzear Rioux. Because Rioux, 63¼ Ibs. the lighter, only lasted 47 seconds, taking six knockdowns in that time and never landing a punch, the Illinois State Athletic Commission withheld the...
Some distance from the Opera Montessori is a place, where, in the last decade of the last Century, a young woman medical student was jeered and hooted by male classmates. Women were not then supposed to have technical careers, or minds of their own, or the liberty of going about...
Writers & Artists. Grantland Rice, sportswriter, makes more money than anyone else in his profession by his combined activities-as colyumist reporter for the New York Herald Tribune, editing short cinema "sportlights," editing his magazine The American Golfer, which he recently sold to publisher Condé Nast. Once a year he...
In the Sunday afternoon, Lectures given by the Harvard Medical School the medical profession, besides furthering its primary purpose of educating the public, is taking out an implicit insurance policy for its members. The heritage to the modern practitioner from the Indian medicine-man and the medieval herb-doctor is...
The popularization of scientific knowledge by professors of the Medical School is the sole aim of the Health Lectures. By their projection of the common characteristics of contagious diseases, the public becomes intimate with the intelligent method to treat them, and what is even more important, with the necessary steps...