Word: stomachly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Mild Mr. Henderson, who has no stomach for some of the "Bolshevism" which extremists in his Party have made him swallow, campaigned bleatingly last week, dazzled Burnley audiences with an account of how the League chose him (when British Foreign Secretary) as Chairman of the World Disarmament Conference that will meet next February (TIME, June...
Punching & Pulling. Thus the Second Republic disestablished Mother Church, but the fight to cripple her in Spain had only begun. Her devout son. Provisional President Alcala Zamora, bellowed from the Government Bench that he could stomach disestablishment but no more. Reminding the members that he resigned (for one hour) as President when a Deputy insulted his honor (TiME, Oct. 19), President Alcala Zamora threatened passionately to resign permanently...
Died. Thomas Alva Edison, 84; of uremic poisoning, Bright's disease, diabetes and stomach ulcers; in Llewellyn Park, West Orange...
...Maier & Pattison, the two men have little in common. Wiener is Parisian to the finger tips, loves any city. Doucet spends his spare time on his farm near Bordeaux where he makes wine, raises cows and pigs. Since their arrival in the U. S. Wiener has been able to stomach only the finer kinds of U. S. cooking, such as chicken a la king. Doucet proudly eats griddle cakes & maple syrup, pork & beans...
...treatment of cancer the new contributions offered were refinements in diagnosis and treatment. Dr. George Washington Crile, for instance, reported that cancer tissue conducts electricity more easily than normal tissue, that here was a method of differential diagnosis. Dr. Donald Church Balfour urged more operations for cancer of the stomach and of the intestines. These cases are among the hardest to save. But Dr. Balfour finds that nine out of ten patients can sur- vive the operation. If lymph nodes are not involved, five out of ten live for five years or more...