Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...friendships are to form. To Graduate School men in particular were the speaker's words of appeal that the men of higher academic pursuits in specialized subjects should not fall into the meta-tragic error of being born men, but of dying as physicists or physicians. Humanity must not suffer itself to be buried and dried up by the exhausting requirements of higher study, maintained Dean Sperry...
...cannot be left to suffer all night, until some servant shall dispose of it. You lift the trap and the creature, back broken, raises on its fore legs, biting in all directions, seeking to reach the hand that would end its misery. Placed, with the trap on a whisk broom, for convenient carrying, its little teeth bite fiercely at the broom...
...nation cannot go on borrowing to meet its current requirements," said the report. "Unless some way is found by which party leaders can modify their election pledges, democracy will suffer shipwreck." Recommendations...
...second most common after eczema. Of 56,705 patients examined, 5,078 had ringworm. Of the 5,078, 4,328 had it on their hands or feet. Surgeon General Hugh Smith Gumming of the U. S. Public Health Service Bureau figures that half the adults in the U. S. suffer from ringworm at some time. The American Medical Association says "probably 75 or 80% of the adult population have ringworm of the feet either by clinical or by laboratory examinations...
...better natures of the upstate girls not to take his sons away for week ends. Yet the sons came back to work weekly. Now it appears that the younger brothers are in danger of having their week-ending privileges curtailed because, it is feared, their studies will suffer...