Word: treating
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...with all resulting rights under the retirement laws of the United States. An incorruptible organization of career men, having no political axes to grind, will be built up, and the present vicious system of political appointments to federal administrative jobs will be slowly abolished. It will be a rare treat for the United States to have no political turnover in federal jobs every four years. Prominent educators in this country have often publicly lamented the need for a comprehensive civil service, similar to that of England. This bill, if passed, will set up an institution that will rival the traditional...
...heard from many Roman Catholics who saw the article in TIME who expressed a wish to do something toward the building of my church. I am told that Roman Catholics all over the country are very favorably disposed toward your magazine because of the fair manner in which you treat their religious news. Please accept my very best wishes for the continued success of your very interesting and valuable publication. May God bless you and the staff of TIME...
...treat simple tonsillitis Dr. Hamburger doubts the "utility of moppings and gargles," prefers applications of ice to the neck...
...Taussig gives the following advice to doctors who find themselves called upon to perform therapeutic abortions: "Since the physician must in every case of abortion strive to keep his name clear of any suspicion of malpractice, it is naturally preferable for him to treat every patient with this condition in a hospital, where records are kept and the presence of nurse or interne prevents any possible efforts at blackmailing by unscrupulous persons. It is relatively easy for a man in city practice to carry this out, but in a very considerable number of cases handled in country or small town...
Those of you who have been plodding faithfully to all the recent run of Dietrich-Von Sternberg films only to glimpse the abundant beauties of the actress and have been gratified in that and in nothing else, have a tinkling, silver treat in store for you. "Desire" gives you a Dietrich as beautiful as ever. But the vehicle itself, being an artistic achievement of the first order, delights by its own shimmering sophistication and gives Marlene, and Gary Cooper too, a splendid opportunity...