Word: subjected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...formerly] was a member of the Ohio State athletic publicity staff. Naturally, in this office I came in daily contact with the genial Jesse, and his capable coach, Larry Snyder. We freely and frequently chatted about this subject. Here is what Jesse thought about...
Under Medicine in your June 3 issue you report . . . the statement of Dr. Alfred E. Cohn of the Rockefeller Institute on the subject of heart condition due to rheumatic fever. Apparently a member of your staff, in his desire to be sensational, is guilty of a piece of sloppy, shoddy work...
...wife, who has had a heart condition for twelve years as the result of rheumatic fever contracted at the age of 12, was thrown into acute agitation on reading the article. ... To read a quotation, heavily emphasized, from the lips of a leading authority on the subject that one has about three years to live would seriously frighten anyone...
...Paris first-class fiscal minds saw no humorous side. The decision of Parliament last week was for deflation, sound money-and to achieve these in rock-ribbed surety Premier Laval must subject France to a terrific test of budget paring, drastic economy and supreme reliance on the ultimate ability of the Capitalist system under democracy to bring back not boom prosperity-France has never had that-but tolerable times. The budgetary deficit stood at at least 10 billion francs or $660,000,000. Under the new emergency-powers law Premier Laval, assuming that Parliament shortly adjourns for the summer...
Many of the pictures came from Imperial Palaces; all were once the property of Russian aristocrats. Beyond their subject matter, however, there was nothing Russian about any of them. It was swart, hulking Peter the Great who unwittingly stifled the development of Russian painting. Disgusted with the barbarism of his own court, he made French the court language, sent Russian artists, most of whom were serfs, abroad to study, imported droves of Italian, German, French craftsmen. At least four Britons brought in were among the founders of Russian secular art: James Walker, John Augustus Atkinson, Edward Miles and Landscapist Richard...