Word: tree
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...program is as follows: 1. Selections from "Madame Sherry," Hoschne, arranged by Meck Dartmouth Mandolin Club. 2a. "The Old Man in a Tree," Lang b. "The Old Person from Ware," Lang Harvard Glee Club. 3. National Medley, Arranged by Rice Harvard Banjo Club. 4. Hanover Winter Song, Richard Hovey '85 Dartmouth Glee Club. 5. Intermezzo from "Naila," Delibes, arranged by Rice Harvard Mandolin Club. 6. Reading, Selected Mr. Keough. 7. Soldiers' Chorus from "Faust," Gounod Harvard Glee Club. SECOND PART. 8. "De Coppah Moon," Shellep Dartmouth Glee Club. 9. Selections from "The Arcadians," Monckton and Talbot, arranged by Rice Harvard...
...Seniors assemble in Sever 11 for the "Tree" exercises...
...Graduates, the three lower classes, and the Glee Club march to the Stadium. Seniors, led by class officers, march around the Yard, cheering the buildings and the Tree...
...leopard moth, which was first noticed in June 1909 is an imported European pest, and is only injurious in its larval stage. The life of the larva is two years. It makes its way into the tree by boring through the bark where it may make great furrows in the growing layer, thus girding the limbs, or it may burrow deeper into the heart of the tree. Its burrows show that it migrates often, from one part of a branch to another or to a different one altogether...
...When these develop they push out through the bark and become moths, which in turn lay their eggs in the bark of the twigs. The elm beetle works in a similar manner, through it does not cut across the wood, but burrows mostly in the inner bark of the tree, so that the outer bark may become completely detached from the trunk. It will thus be seen that the borers are at no time exposed to the spraying, and so must be destroyed in some other...