Word: physician
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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What the dying Empress whispered in reply could not be heard, but she managed to smile in farewell, and the big Cossack was led away by her physician, sobbing like a broken-hearted child. Present when Death came were the Empress's daughters, Grand Duchess Olga and Grand Duchess Xenia; with the latter's son Prince Vessli, members of the Danish Royal Family, and lastly Prince Dolgouriki, grizzled Major Domo, lifelong friend, faithful servitor...
...TIME, March 26), many a voice was raised in applause and inquiry. It was generally conceded that Homer Loring had done well, for in February the road had made a new high operating record. It was generally asked what Homer Loring would do next, for no one believed the physician to ailing industries would be long without a patient...
John Coolidge answered police questions, then went to his work as clerk at the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. When news of the accident reached Washington, D. C., President Coolidge despatched his personal physician, Major James F. Coupal, to New Haven to attend the Venos. Also to New Haven went Col. Edward W. Starling of the Secret Service to watch over John Coolidge. Only a week before, for the first time in three years, John Coolidge had been allowed to go about without a Secret Service...
Besides those by Dr. Worcester himself, there will be lectures delivered by Dr. F. M. Findlay '22, assistant physician at Wadsworth House, and by Dr. F. W. Palfrey '98 of the Harvard Medical School Faculty. This too is a departure from the procedure of previous Hygiene classes, in which all the talks have been given...
Another "traveling cabinet" member, Charles W. Berry, is Comptroller of New York City. An M. D., he functions as the Nominee's physician. Passing through Kansas, he denied a rumor that the Nominee's nerves were frayed...