Word: healthiest
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Saluted last week by the American Public Health Association as the healthiest communities of their size were Milwaukee, Dallas, New Haven, Pasadena, Greenwich (Conn.), Middletown...
Ignominiously back to France last week went Prince Juan, 23, youngest and healthiest of Alfonso XIII's sons, heir to the empty throne. Last fortnight he had rushed to Rebel General Mola to offer his services, was refused...
According to Author Adams, there have been ten "pulse beats of democracy" in U. S. history. The Revolution was one, and Jefferson was the healthiest, reddest corpuscle in it. When Bryan failed, by a little, to get the Presidency in 1896. that pulse beat faltered. The election of Roosevelt II in 1932 was not a real one; it was "no echo of a cry for liberty or reform. It was a yell for cash and jobs." Says Adams darkly: "The real pulse beat may or may not come, out of due time...
Also along with the products of the barn, field and home, the Fair judged Iowa's humanity. Counties sent their candidates for healthiest boy and girl, and parents from all over the State vied with each other for the healthiest baby. When the infants had been run through the medical mill like cars in straight-line production, a solemn-eyed tot named Jimmy Miller Huntley of Ames emerged as the grand champion sweepstakes winner with a health score...
...Oklahoma City, the girl chosen as Webster Junior High School's Healthiest Girl was discovered in bed with scarlet fever, her runner-up in bed with mumps...