Word: health
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Daniel W. Shea, who for several years was prominently identified with athletics here at the University, died last Friday at his home in Boston. Shea entered Harvard with the class of '94 but left in the middle of his junior year, being prevented by ill health from finishing his course. While at Harvard he played on his freshman football team, was substitute on the victorious '91 eleven, and in '92 was on the 'varsity football squad until he injured his knee and was compelled to retire...
Lecture. Diseases Dangerous to the Public Health. Dr. T. H. McCollom. Harvard Medical School...
...Alan in "Kidnapped." He was an admirable story teller. He never made digressions; he went into an analysis of his characters; and he had no theories of life to set forth. There is often a lack of unity in his stories, but this is probably due to his failing health. "Kidnapped" and "David Balfour" are clearly the best of his stories...
Lecture. Diseases Dangerous to the Public Health. Dr. T. H. McCollom. Harvard Medical School...
...HAVEN, CONN., Dec. 12. - Walter Camp, the Yale football advisor, today returned from California, where he has been for two months coaching the Leland Stanford University football team. He is in improved health, and expresses himself as delighted by the showing made by Yale in the championship contests against Harvard and Princeton. He expects that the graduate athletic advisory committee, of which he is one, will consult soon regarding the alleged charges made by Yale against the University of Pennsylvania...