Word: beards
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...substitutes are Longacre, 177, How-land, 170, folger, 173 and Beard...
...candidates for the Yale freshman crew went to the training table a few days ago. The following are the men taken: W. D. Smith, J. H. Knapp, F. Coonley, R. B. Tradway, A. W. Dater. S., J. M. Brown, H. C. Holcomb, S., W. M. Beard...
...harbor two miles at a stretch, taking them out on the four-mile course to the three-mile buoy.. The crew rowed as follows: Bow, Johnson; No. 2, Messler; No. 3, Van Huyck; No. 4, Paine: No. 5. Goetchins; No; 6; Rogers; No. 7. Beard; stroke, Gallaudet...
...leading article of the number is "Berlin" by Friedrich Spielhagen. The most prominent feature of the article is the long list of pictures of all the principal buildings and places in Berlin. The most entertaining article in this issue is "The Abysmal Depths of the Sea" by J. Carter Beard. It gives a short sketch of the conditions of the water and the floor of the ocean, together with a description of some of the plant and animal life found at great depths. It makes fascinating reading. Rev. Edward Everett Hale has an article on "The Story of a Boys...
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