Word: sicklied
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Powers, stroke of the crew last year, is sick with peritonitisi; Vail who rowed at 6 received so severe an injury playing foot ball that doctors have said that he would be unable to row this year; Lynam, No. 4, in the last crew, is so occupied with his studies in the Medical School that there are grave doubts that he will be able to row; No. 2 was Captain Perkins. It will be remembered that late in the spring he so injured his arm that he could not row till within a few days of the race. The condition...
...were beginning to tell on the men and most of them slept nearly all day. They reached St. Louis about 9 and were driven to the Southern Hotel. By this time several of them were more or less affected with the "Grippe" and next day one man was sick abed...
...Garrison '94 is sick with scarlet fever at his home in Brookline...
...circular has been sent to the Alumni and friends of Princeton calling attention to the need of an infirmary for sick and disabled students. The estimated cost of a suitable building...
...belief that most of the indifference toward this work arises through ignorance of it. The committee on Bible study has charge of the classes for systematic study of the Bible. A new branch, the visitation committee has for its aim, the care of members of the University who become sick during the college year. This is a very important work and its chairman, Mr. J. B. Lewis, '92, requests that any one who knows of cases of sick men in college let him know of the fact. His address is 67 College House...