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...ascertained the ingredients of the mixture and one day last week resolved to try the compound. The nature of the stimulant is yet a dead secret. It is not even known whether it must be applied internally or externally. Suffice it to say that it produced a marvellous effect and the fastest quarter over run on the fair ground track was the result. Little has been said about the trial of the stimulant but the facts were too startling to be suppressed and they are fast leaking...
...unsafe to predict yet what will be the final effect of tho stimulant on the athletic team, but the men themselves already dream of a day not far distant when, thanks to Moses, '73, Cornell may win the Mott Haven cup. Cornell...
Yesterday afternoon Ninety defeated Eight-seven on Jarvis by a score of 12 to 4. The game was too one-sided to be interesting, and was very listlessly played, especially by Eighty-seven. Eighty-seven seemed totally unable to bat Sabin with any effect, only making three scattered hits. Ninety batted very well, making eight hits with a total of nine. One of the most unpleasant features of the game was the fact that Ninety seemed to have two captains. Bisbee and Coolidge did the best fielding for Eighty-seven, and Mc-Leod and Young fielded well for the freshmen...
...Prof. J. W. White, Rev. G. H. Hall, Rev. W. Lawrence, Prof. J. B. Thayer. The award, which was made as stated above, was, while somewhat of a surprise to the admirers of the more finished style of declamation, certainly to have been expected by those who watched the effect made by the speakers upon their audience. It has now certainly been demonstrated that a certain type of declamation while deemed excellent will never here receive the highest award of merit, and that type is the exquisitely finished. The writer, recalling memories of five contests, can remember that each year...
...readily be arrived at. A negative of each person is taken separately; these are then all photographed or combined upon one plate, and from this the picture is transferred to paper. As the images of the faces of each individual are exactly timed, so they have an equal effect upon the sensitiy plate, the result is an average picture of the whole number of persons photographed. This is especially interesting, since the peculiarities of the individuals have disappeared, and the whole is, as it were, an idealised image of the class...