Word: sanatorium
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...French sanatorium with tuberculosis; in occupied Paris, the mistress of Nazi Ambassador Otto Abetz...
...been changed into a sanatorium for sick peasants, although certain of the rooms have been reserved as a museum. . . . " 'From the alleyways of the Livadian Park. . . .' " Here the Tsarina cut her husband short with a stamp of her ghostly foot...
...clinics in the U.S. for inebriates, in New Haven and Hartford, which have already had amazing success: 84% of those treated are now on their feet (there have been temporary relapses). Chief Yale methods: careful diagnosis to determine the needs of each case, followed, as needed, by psychiatric treatment, sanatorium care, contacts with Alcoholics Anonymous or the Salvation Army, social service to solve home problems, job finding, repeated reports back to the clinic...
...Lake County Tuberculosis Sanatorium of Waukegan, Ill. (see cut), designed by Chicago's William A. Ganster and William L. Pereira, is a serene, streamlined, shiplike structure of reinforced concrete, with broad sunlit decks where beds are rolled from the patients' glass-walled rooms...
...break every rule in the book. The son of Major John Blackstock Hawley, who ran the water system for the U.S. Army in France in World War I, Wildcatter Hawley started breaking the rules after he graduated from Cornell in 1920. A consumptive, he was sent to a sanatorium to rest. Instead, he invented a score of gadgets, earned...