When The New York Times first mentioned the word — on Oct. 8, 1922, in a full-column article on Page 22 — work on insulin had been going on for more than 18 months.
Then on Feb. 4, on Page 9, a full-column article devoted to the subject and illustrated with a "Roentgen Ray" photograph of a human hand gave the discovery its due.
On Sept. 12, 1939, there appeared on the editorial page of the Baltimore Evening Sun a 2-column article containing a detailed description of the development of the atomic bomb.
It was Oct. 20, 1940, before the word penicillin appeared in the newspaper, in a 230-word item in a roundup of science news, under the heading "A New 'Sulfanilamide.'" On May 6 , 1941 a full-column article described its first use in humans.
It was written to the Company and says in part, "The proposed sculpture is, in my opinion, an interesting and aesthetically stimulating configuration of forms and structures". The Indianapolis Star, in a four-column article by its visual arts editor, discussed public sculpture in Indianapolis.
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Less scientifically: Israeli rightists have — in columns, articles and public statements — taken to calling the president by his middle name, Hussein, as proof of his pro-Arab tendencies.
And he said he had encouraged Ms. Wortham to explore the ethical issues in another column or article.
