Word: sore
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Braganza, onetime King of Portugal, sat at Wimbledon watching the tennis tournament, chatting with his good friends King George of England and onetime King Alfonso of Spain. On the day that Ellsworth Vines won the championship, King Manoel's chair was vacant. He had waked up with a sore throat. After breakfast he went to see his physician, was ordered to bed. But not until afternoon did Dom Manoel obey. By then his throat was swelling rapidly, he was choking for breath. While his secretary telephoned frantically for Lord Dawson of Penn, Dom Manoel's diseased glottis continued...
...very well by a young lady in a green dress who stood in front of the Blackstone for half an hour," said Sportswriter Damon Runyan. "She said, finally: 'Well, it isn't so exciting, but it saves us hearing a lot of complaint from Paw tonight about his sore feet...
...correct the flaws apparent in yesterday's trial. The Combination made a time trial over the two mile course for which no time was made public, while the Freshman again took it easy. Keyes is out of the 1935 boat for the remainder of the season with a sore back. Dow is taking his place at number four...
Returning from a business trip Dr. Robert Maynard Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago, received a kiss of welcome from his daughter Frances Ratcliffe, 6, who had just recovered from an attack of mumps. Soon President Hutchins, sore-jawed, sent for a physician, was quarantined for two weeks...
...burning pain in his head, neck and shoulders. He was, said P. P., 38, single, a farmer. Five years ago he had noticed a small, hard, rounded lump on the back of his neck. It grew to the size of a ripe olive, then rapidly spread, became an open sore. A year ago he had begun to hold his head back, his chin up, to ease the pain in his neck. Now he could not move his head forward. He suffered terrible pains. The muscles of his neck were, say Drs. Ellis Fischel & Louis H. Jorstad who made the report...