Word: surgeon
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Baker Boom. Fortnight ago the potent Cleveland Plain Dealer declared for the Democratic nomination and election of Newton Diehl Baker who does not encourage his Ohio friends' efforts to put him into the White House. Last week Martin L. Davey, "tree surgeon" and onetime Congressman, started a "Draft-Baker" movement in Ohio. Modest Mr. Baker again spurned the chance to be a presidential candidate, favored delegates pledged to Ohio's Governor George White, declared bread, not beer, would be the 1932 campaign issue...
...comparatively few who remain permanently paralyzed he recommended orthopedic surgery. A skilled surgeon can often correct sound muscles in such fashion that a wobbly joint becomes stiff and the limb useful. Often he can get some controlled motion back into a limb. Many a rehabilitated person moves his jaw with a muscle from his neck...
Kolyumist Kitchen presented his story as fact. It was, however, invented and told (without euphemisms) at the last meeting of the American Society for the Control of Cancer by a waggish Manhattan surgeon...
...formal connection with that institution except through his daughter Lilian Hilyer, who married Robert Franz Foerster, onetime Princeton professor of economics. Medical literature contains many articles by Dr. Smith. About him there exist in print only three brief accounts, and the Index Catalog of the Library of the Surgeon General of the U. S. Army gives one of them as Dr. Smith's obituary...
What Dr. Charles H. Maye, the famous surgeon, remarked last week about the future of education is of vital interest. He says that the whole educational system of today must change if it is to prepare the youth for the future. Among a number of things in modern education, he deplores the absence of training in thinking...