Word: physician
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...place where members of the university can be properly cared for when ill. The project was started about a year ago and has met with the approval of the alumni at large and the contributions have been secured without difficulty. The home will be in charge of a physician and a matron and it will fill a long felt want of the university...
...found; and desire to find it out for the good of humanity. Every profession is a religious profession if it is rightfully understood, but otherwise it is not, and no one sees his business in the true light unless he sees in it duty to his fellow men. The physician who works for money and not for relief of suffering and maintenance of life is missing the secret of his profession, as does the lawyer who studies codes and ignores principles...
...those unfortunate beings who suffer from general dejection and pensiveness will have a last opportunity to consult "Doctor Bill" this week. It is at the Tremont Theatre that this celebrated physician has his office hours, from 7.45 to 10.45 nightly, and in the words of his officious father-in-law, "Doctor Bill has been very successful." Though it may seem a paradoxical statement to make, "Doctor Bill" has, besides his own handsome masculine features, several attractive feminine features...
Yale's college physician has advised the discontinuance...
Harper's Weekly announces that Mr. James Russell Lowell has yielded to his physician's orders and given up the course of lectures he had intended delivering on "The Old English Dramatists" before the students of the University of Pennsylvania. The labor and strain the work would involve were considered to be too much for him in his present state of health...