Word: fours
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...last four of the course of free public lectures offered by the Faculty of Medicine of Harvard University will be held during the vacation at the Medical School on Longwood avenue, Boston. Tonight at 8 o'clock Dr. C. J. White '90 will lecture on "Some Preventable Diseases of the Skin"; tomorrow at 4 o'clock Dr. T. Smith will lecture on "The Relation of Animal Life to Human Diseases." Next Saturday at 8 o'clock Dr. C. Harrigan '84 will lecture on "The Cocaine Evil"; and the last lecture of the series will be given...
President Eliot arrived in St. Louis yesterday, where he will remain four days as the guest of Mr. George D. Markham '87. This morning he is to address the St. Louis Society of Pedagogy on "Education for Trades and Trade in a Democracy," and will lunch with Mr. E. M. Grossman '96, to meet the members of the St. Louis School Board. This evening he will attend the dinner of the Civic League. Tomorrow he will deliver a discourse in the Church of the Messiah. Monday and Tuesday will be spent in Louisville, Kentucky, and on Wednesday he will arrive...
...clothing collection for the Chelsea sufferers gathered by the Phillips Brooks Association last night was at least four times as large as any collection of this kind made in the University during the last few years. Wagons for the collecting were kindly furnished by J. H. Wyeth & Co., and five loads were required for the entire collection...
...crew to row smoothly. Considerable time was devoted to trying out strokes in all three crews on the squad. In the first crew Bacon was tried for the first month, and then Sargent was put in. At the end of the fall rowing a race was held over the four mile course in order to try out the men; and the rowing of the University crew in that race was fairly smooth. This spring six men picked from the dormitory crews were added to the squad; and these, together with the men who were on the squad last fall made...
...mile course on the Severn runs from northwest to southeast, and is about four miles up from the mouth of the river. High land on both sides makes it a very smooth course in ordinary winds...