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...ZOOLOGICAL CLUB. "Review of von Lendenfeld on "The Radiating Organs of Deep-Sea Fishes,'" Mr. Thomas Barbour. "Review of Mosley's Paper on Cause of Milk Sickness," Mr. I. A. Field. "Other Reviews." Room 1, fourth floor...
...Strathcona," spoke last evening in Sanders Theatre on "Labrador Life on the Atlantic Seaboard." He told of the topographical and scenic characteristics of the Labrador region and of the peculiar conditions of life existing there. Among the fishermen and the natives on the barren coast, the Royal Mission to Deep-Sea Fishermen, under whose direction Dr. Grenfell's hospital ship is conducted, has for many years been doing a very successful work...
...Wilfred Grenfell of the Hospital Ship "Strathcona" will speak on "Labrador Life on the Atlantic Seaboard" in Sanders Theatre this evening at 8.15 o'clock. Dr. Grenfell is a graduate of Oxford, and for the last eleven years, under the direction of the Royal Mission to Deep-Sea Fishermen, has been engaged in medical work among the natives and fishermen of Labrador. The lecture will be illustrated by the stereopticon. It will be open to the public...
...Wilfred T. Grenfell, ex-captain of the Oxford, England, football eleven, now medical missionary to the deep-sea fishermen of the North Sea and Labrador, will speak at the meeting of the Christian Association in Holden Chapel at 6.45 this evening. While captain of the eleven Dr. Grenfell was converted by Mr. Moody. After studying medicine under Sir Andrew Clarke, the eminent physician, he went out in 1892 to give his life to the work for fishermen. As Dr. Gren fell has had a remarkable experience, he should be of especial interest to college men. All members of the University...
...different and often dangerous kind, or by an appearance of being wounded and therefore useless to an enemy. Pictures were shown of hermit-crabs, which attached to themselves sea-anemonies for the purpose of self-defence, the anemonies being offensive to hostile fishes. One picture represented a deep-sea fish which attracts its prey by a lure in the shape of a phosphorescent light; another showed a snap-turtle which lies for hours with its mouth open and entices small fish by means of filaments on its tongue which look like worms...