Word: treatments
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Last Laugh, Siegfried) and this latest sample is of unfailing excellence. It is not a new story, telling as it does of the pretty girl, the old trapeze artist, and the young trapeze artist who weaned away her love. It is a magnificent sample of the new German treatment, which depends chiefly on economy. It compels attention through simplicity. Emil Jannings gives his usual masterly performance...
...recent issue [TIME, May 17, MEDICINE] you are very severe upon Bernard Macfadden because of his "vicious promises" that cancer yields to dietary treatment. I have not seen Macfadden's article, so I do not know who are the authorities whose names he "drags in," but I have read the book of Mr. Ellis Barker, who quotes literally hundreds of authorities to the effect that the most probable cause of cancer is canned and denatured foods. And Sir Arbuthnot Lane, England's best surgeon, says in substance that Mr. Barker knows the cause of cancer and the remedy...
...didn't like TIME at first, but you're getting me. Your magazine is certainly extraordinary, both in the range of real news it collects, and its utterly unusual method and ability in treatment. I should prefer a little less sprightliness in your discussion of some religious topics-but you can't help that...
...monotony of reading jokes which range anywhere from the pre-historic to "The Best Joke I Ever Heard" in the last Boston American. The idealism and breadth of vision displayed in the portrayal of the Semitic Museum deserves special mention. The artists are to be commended especially on their treatment of the religious subjects, since it shows a delicacy of treatment and sympathy of outlook which is unparalleled even in the Dearborn Independent...
...Permit me to thank you for the very decent and extraordinarily honest treatment thus far of my newspapers and myself by your magazine. It is indeed a wonderful thing to see a magazine take such an impartial and straight viewpoint, allowing freedom and fairness to both sides of the question...