Word: physician
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Nichols '86, physician to the University football team, is preparing a detailed report of the injuries sustained by the men, and the physical effects of football. In his report Dr. Nichols compares the statistics of 1905 with those of the past season, and points out the effect which the new rules have had on the number of injuries. The statistics show that the number of injuries show that the number of injuries during the past season was extremely small, compared with the number of injuries before the establishment of the open game, and that they were of a much less...
...Stillman Infirmary will open today, and will be conducted on the same plan as last year. In return for an annual payment of four dollars, any sick student in the University is admitted to the Infirmary on the order of a physician, and is given, without further charge a bed, board and nursing for two weeks during the academic year. The regular charge is two dollars a day for every day over two weeks. The fee of four dollars is charged on the February term-bills of all students registered in the Cambridge departments of the University...
...cablegram has been received from the ethnological expedition of the Peabody Museum, which started from New York on December 17, announcing the safe arrival of the party in Colon in spite of a severe storm which delayed them for a few days. Dr. E. F. Horr, the physician of the party, has been detained in New York, and will sail from there on January 12, to overtake the expedition in Peru...
...made by the Peabody Museum, will sail from New York today. The party consists of Dr. W. C. Farabee '00, instructor in Anthropology and the chief scientist of the expedition; his two assistants, J. W. Hastings '05 and L. J. de Milhau '06; Mrs. Farabee, and the accompanying physician, Dr. E. F. Horr, who has been an army surgeon in Cuba and the Philippines. They will leave on a government steamer for the Isthmus and from Panama will go by steamer to Mollendo, Peru, and thence by train to Arequipa, where the headquarters of the expedition will be established...
...interested in the work of the ethnological department. The members of the party will be Dr. W. C. Farabee '00, instructor in anthropology, who will be the leader and chief scientist of the expedition, and two assistants, L. J. de Milhau '06 and J. W. Hastings '05. The physician, who will go with the party has not yet been selected. Mrs. Farabee will accompany her husband...