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...LECTURE. "The Hygiene of the Mouth and Teeth." Dr. Samuel A. Hopkins. Harvard Medical School, Longwood Ave., Boston...
...straps fastened behind his back. By violent exertion of the trunk he managed to work the strap fastening his hands up to his left shoulder and then slipped it forward by grinding his shoulder on the floor. It was then possible for him to unbuckle this strap with his teeth, and to undo with his hands, although enclosed in the sleeves, the strap behind his neck. Thus the jacket was sufficiently loosened to enable him to drag it over his head...
...number of the Advocate, which appears today, contains the following articles: "Editorials;" "Autumn Song," by J. Hinckley '06; "Harvard Types: I, The Grouch;" "Being Proctor," by W. L. Stoddard '07; "Four First Nights," by A. S. Locke '07; "A Homeopathic Treatment," by L. G. Miller '08; "Off Dog's Teeth Ledge;" "A Matter of Confidence,' by M. S. Winpenny...
...fast play which characterized the game was present from the start. Pennsylvania kicked off into the teeth of the wind to C. B. Marshall, who advanced five yards to the 32-yard line. After two quickly executed plays, LeMoyne punted, and the ball, aided by the strong wind, sailed far through the air and rolled to Pennsylvania's 5-yard line. Reynolds soon punted and the rebound of the ball gave Harvard possession within 35 yards of the goal line. After a number of short plays had placed the ball on the 1-yard line, Schoellkopf scored a touchdown...
...recruit must weigh under 190 pounds and must be less than 5 ft. 10 in. tall. He is carefully examined by the army surgeon and is rejected if found at all defective in body. He may wear glasses, must have no internal defects, nor defects in ears or teeth. Then if passed, after a week's probation he is enlisted in the army...