Word: blood
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Paul. Then occurred the fatal accident. As he was returning from a hunting trip one of his companions, while shifting a shot gun from one shoulder to the other, accidentally fired it. The charge severed the main artery of the leg and Seeley died from loss of blood. He lived long enough to give the address of his parents and of the college professors...
...education and missionary work have done much for the Sioux in recent years. It is often asked, however, if education really subdues the inherent fierceness of the Sioux blood-if these Indians do not often relapse into vicious modes of life after leaving the mission school? Not often, but sometimes. Can not any one cite examples of college friends who have had every advantage of education and surroundings, and yet have gone to the bad? And should one expect better things of the Indian? Can a settlement of Indians be very vicious where it is perfectly safe for a single...
...Vanity and Humility." by Mr. S. P. Duflield, is a very successful imitation of the highly respectable Miss Austen. Her thrilling conversations and blood-curdling plots are capitally touched...
...Zoological club will meet this evening in room 3, fourth floor of the Museum. The following papers will be read: Excretory System of Selachil, by H. H. Field; Form Elements of Mammalian Blood, by G. H. Parker; Recent researches on Actinia, by Dr. Mark. Doors open from...
...following papers and reviews will be presented at the meeting of the Zoological Club in the museum, floor 4; this evening: Origin of Buds in Cristatelia, C. B. Davenport; Nemertians, H. B. Ward; Form Elements of the Blood, G. H. Parker; Preservation of Marine Animals, W. McM. Woodworth; Parietal Organ, W. E. Ritter. The doors will be open from 7.15 to 7.30, and all members of the university interested in Zoology are invited...