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...late hour last night it was learned that five Freshmen from Hollis Hall had gone to Stillman and many others were in the throes of disconcerting regurgitation due to the strange properties of the beef steak served for lunch. It was not deemed advisable to enquire at the other dormitories...
...From Stillman Infirmary comes news of another act which, if not so murderous, is equally diabolical. When a Law School patient was informed that smoking was absolutely prohibited on his floor, he adopted the expedient of slipping off to the bathroom and there indulging in a smoke. Caught in the act, he was reprimanded, which did no good. Next his bedroom slippers were taken from him, in the hope that he would not venture forth barefoot. This was equally ineffective. The nurses then went into a huddle--and the patient was deprived of his bathrobe and the lower half...
...Michael Gold brought him some play scripts he and his companions had written. Mr. Kahn examined them painstakingly, looked up and said: "You are Socialists and Communists but I don't mind as long as you are faithful to art." Back in the 1890's Banker James Stillman used to say of him: "A promising chap if he only will forget that art nonsense.'' On his office desk a friend once found a highly technical treatise, The Monetary Chaos, side by side with a 'cello concerto of a contemporary German composer...
With ten men, the great majority of them Freshmen from the Yard dormitories, in the Stillman Infirmary with measles, the epidemic which has been current in Boston and Cambridge for the past month, has at last reached Harvard. As all the cases in the College have occurred within the last five days, the Hygiene Department has sent out instructions to all those known to have been exposed, with a description of the early symptoms of the disease. The symptoms warned against are running nose, watery eyes, dry cough, fever, and headache. It is stated that these appear during the three...
...current rumor that this epidemic was caused by improper handling of the food in the Union, as was the case last spring, when thrifty men went to Stillman in three days, could not be checked last night. Roy L. Westcott '14, manager of the University Dining Halls, could not be reached at a late hour; however Dr. Paul B. Means '17, Medical Adviser, expressed the opinion that the epidemic would be of much greater extent, if this were true...