Indignant reply from Dr Saleeby on conquest of cancer
A review of Dr Cr Saleeby's Conquest of Cancer in The Review quotes Dr James J Walsh Fordham University acting Dean criticizing the article as an insult to the medical profession and claiming it could cost hundreds of lives in New York City this year. Dr Saleeby is labeled as merely a writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. Saleeby
James J. Walsh
Fordham University
New York City
Saleeby
Fordham
New York Times
Review of Books
British Medical Journal
British Medical Association
American Medical Association
Walsh
Reforma Medica
Beard
University of Berlin
Vic
Exeter
Butlin
New Library of Medicine
London
Salleeby
Harper
Mr.+Stokes
Williams &, Norgate
Cassell
Jack
Edinburgh
Chapman & Hall
Mr. Stokes
Messrs. Chapman
Cancer treatment debate sparks UK and US clash
Dr C W Saleeby responds to Dr Walsh over the book The Conquest of Cancer and the role of trypsin. He cites British and German medical journals, publishers, and fees, defending his campaign and accusing Walsh of misrepresentation and attacks on publishers. Saleeby asserts personal sacrifice and ongoing advocacy from London.
Poet Seeks Rhymes for Pelican Jingle Offer
The poet in a San Francisco letter to the New York Times Saturday Review of Books asks readers for rhymes to fit pelican and silver words. He notes Mr Zimmerman exhausted rhinoceroses options and invites material to craft a jingle with guaranteed output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
Zimmerman
San Francisco
John O Jamestown by Vaughan Kester reviewed
Vaughan Kesters John O Jamestown presents a vivid tale of early English settlement and voyage. Richard Farraday is the recruited hero who befriends Capt John Smith, facing treachery, disease, and peril with a memorable romance threading through the perilous journey.
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Vaughan Kester
John O’ Jamestown
McClure
John Smith
Richard Farraday
Suanghaied
England
London Company
Kester
John Sivah
Ashy
The
Ivy
Maid Fe Mts
Vin Smith
French Eloquence in the Pulpit Bossuet's Funeral Orations Explored
René Doumic introduces a selection of Bossuet's funeral orations with analysis of their ceremonial context and literary merit. The essay compares French pulpit rhetoric to English prose, noting Bossuet's mastery, the performative frame of funerals, and the enduring value of eloquence over mere edification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Arnold
Bossuet
Jeremy Taylor
L* Ethéque Nationale
M. Thomas
M. René Doumic
René Doumic
Henry IV
Louis XIV
Anne of Austria
M. Doumiec
M. Doumic
Bourdaloue
M. Brunetiere
Lossuet
Bourdatone
Arnold
Taine
Burke
Cicero
Meaux
Antony
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California
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Maiden Lane
New York
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Buston
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Brooklyn
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Atlantic
Lkely
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Hemisphere
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Isons
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G. P. Putnam's Sons
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