Word: treating
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...with Comrade Troyanovsky. And. more serious still, Mr. Hull might even interpret the Johnson Bill to stop the sale of Soviet bonds to U. S. citizens-a sale which is reported to have netted about $5,000,000 in the last few months. Furthermore if Mr. Hull chooses to treat the Soviet's export company, Amtorg, as part of the Russian Government, he can stop Amtorg's getting any commercial credits, all but bottle up Russian trade with...
Expense items listed by Mr. Blackmer included $400 for a party for Writers Heywood Broun, Mark Hellinger, Laurence Stallings & others, a $25 treat for Atlanta "social leaders and clubwomen," $75 lavished on the French consul and others at Chicago, an unnamed sum spent on "Mr. & Mrs. Biddle" at Pinehurst, N. C. Host Blackmer also said he had cast a few croutons on the political waters of the nation's capital. "In Washington," he testified, 'T entertained almost every night at my hotel various representatives of the Army and Navy, particularly Captain Joel Boone of the White House [President...
Ketones. Infections of the kidney and bladder tract are hard for doctors to treat. Drs. Arnold E. Osterberg and Henry F. Helmholz of the Mayo Clinic reported experiments showing that ketonic bodies in the blood, such as acetone, diacetic acid and beta-oxybutyric acid, will cure such infections if generated in sufficient quantities. Best diet for stimulating ketone production is high in fat, low in proteins and sugar. Ideal fat-protein-sugar proportion...
This week U. S. readers got a real treat when for once they were offered a book that would neither harrow their feelings, shame their social consciences, shock their susceptibilities nor arouse their baser impulses. Worlds apart from the concerns of their everyday lives, Seven Gothic Tales opens a window on a refreshingly different world-the world of "Isak Dinesen." Like their romantically pseudonymous author, these seven stories are romantic, but with a difference. Each has the depth of a well-conceived novel. Removed from the U. S. reader in time (the 19th Century) and place (Italy, France, Germany, Denmark...
...been trying to do, is to merge the concepts of an organic state and natural rights. Natural rights would give the Weirton Steel Company and the laborers exactly the same backing; it is for this reason a useless doctrine in the solution of particular controversies. The organic state would treat the Weirton struggle as an industrial fact, and solve it in either of the two ways which its organic character might indicate; Mr. Weir and the labor delegation have each presented the extreme solutions, and it is between these extreme solutions, and not on any middle ground, that an effective...