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The image shows a page from the "Harvard University Gazette," specifically page 226. It appears to be a directory or listing of students, fellows, and scholarships, organized by different categories such as "Senior in Dalhousie University," "Senior in Brown University," "Senior in Vanderbilt University," and "Senior in the University of Texas." The page also includes mentions of fellowships such as "Medical School," "James Jackson Cabot Fellowships," "George C. Shattuck Memorial Fellowships," "John Ware Memorial Fellowships," and "Charles Eliot Ware Memorial Fellowships." The text is organized in a tabular format with columns for the name of the recipient, their seniority at a particular university, their major or field of study, and their hometown. Some of the recipients are also noted as being awarded scholarships or fellowships in other categories, such as the "Stoughton Scholarships," "Jeffries Wyman Scholarships," "Austin Scholarships for Teachers," and "Faculty Scholarships." The page is printed in black ink on a light-colored paper, and there are some visible signs of aging, such as browning at the edges and some creases.

This image shows a page from the "Harvard University Gazette," specifically page 226, which is a list of scholarships, fellowships, and awards given to students. The page is divided into columns, with the left column listing recipients from various universities and majors, and the right column detailing specific fellowships and scholarships awarded.

Left Column:

This section lists students who are seniors at various universities across the United States and Canada. Their majors and universities are mentioned. Examples include:

• William Jarvis McCurdy, a senior in Philosophy at Dalhousie University in New Carlisle, Quebec.
• Kenneth Smith Minard, a senior in History at Brown University in Boston.
• Gordon Lynn Walls, a senior in Zoology at Tufts College in Watertown.

Right Column:

This section details the specific scholarships, fellowships, and awards, along with the recipients:

• Medical School section lists recipients of the William O. Moseley, Jr., Travelling Fellowships and James Jackson Cabot Fellowships.
  • Edward Delos Churchill, M.D., from Boston.
  • Frank Fremont-Smith, M.D., from Cambridge.
• Graduate School of Education section lists recipients of the Austin Scholarships for Teachers.
  • Henry Christopher Mills, A.B., from Sydney, N.S.
  • Harding Pyle Moffatt, A.B., from Canso, N.S.
• Faculty Scholarships section details recipients like Helen Dalton Bragdon, Ed.M., from New Rochelle, N.Y., and Ralph Arthur Burns, 1G.Ed., from Vinalhaven, Me.

Additional Details:

• The page includes a variety of awards and fellowships, such as the Stoughton Scholarships, Jeffries Wyman Scholarships, and Caspar Henry Burton, Jr., Scholarships.
• The recipients are from diverse backgrounds, including different majors like Philosophy, History, Mathematics, Government, Romance Languages, German, Zoology, and Biology.
• The page also mentions the Law School and specific awards like the Princeton Fellowship and Stoughton Aid.

The overall layout is formal and structured, typical of an official university publication, providing detailed information about the recipients and their academic achievements. The page is part of a larger document, as indicated by the visible binding and other pages in the background.

This image displays a single, aging page from an old book or bound volume, identified as page 226 of the Harvard University Gazette. The page is laid open on top of a thick stack of other yellowed, aged pages, suggesting it is from a bound annual or collection.

The content is a formal, typewritten list of Harvard University students and scholars, categorized by school, fellowship, or scholarship. The text is arranged in two columns and lists names, academic standings (e.g., "Senior," "Candidate for Ph.D."), institutions attended prior to Harvard (or current affiliation), majors or fields of study (e.g., Philosophy, Zoology, Medicine, Government), and sometimes additional biographical details like hometowns or degrees.

Key sections visible on the page include:

• Left Column:

  • A list of Seniors from various universities (Dalhousie, Brown, Vanderbilt, UCLA, Washington and Jefferson, Texas, Duke, Tufts, Calvin, Wisconsin, Denison).
  • Sloghton Scholarships (e.g., Lowell Person Beverage, Jacob Coleman Kelson).
  • Jeffries Wyman Scholarships (e.g., Russell Le Grand Carpenter, Harvey Bullfinch Lovell).
  • Law School section, listing fellows and aids (e.g., Robert Russell Thurber, Bertram Perry Heberstreit).

• Right Column:

  • Medical School section, listing recipients of various fellowships (e.g., William O. Morley, Jr., Edward Delos Churchill, Frank Fremont-Smith, James Jackson Cabot, George C. Skatuck, John Ware, Charles Eliot Ware, De Lamar Student Research Fellowships).
  • Sloghton Aid (Charles Langdon Parsons).
  • Graduate School of Education section, with Austin Scholarships for Teachers and Faculty Scholarships (e.g., Henry Christopher Mills, Harding Pyle Moffatt, Helen Dalton Brogdon, Ralph Arthur Burns).

The paper is visibly yellowed with age, and the edges of the book pages are foxed and brittle, indicating the document is historical. The overall presentation is formal and archival, documenting the academic community and support systems at Harvard University for a specific year (though the exact year of the Gazette is not stated on this page, some individuals’ graduation years are listed, such as A.B. 1924 or 1923, suggesting the publication date is likely around 1923-1925).

The image shows a page from a book or document. The text is written in black ink on a white page. The page is divided into two sections. The left section is titled "Stoughton Scholarship" and lists the names of students who received scholarships, along with their majors and universities. The right section is titled "Harvard University Gazette" and lists the names of students who received fellowships, along with their majors and universities. The text is organized in a tabular format, with columns for the student's name, major, and university. The page appears to be from a historical document, as the names of the students and the universities they attended are from the early 20th century.

The image shows a page from a book or document titled "Harvard University Gazette." The page is filled with text, listing names of individuals along with their academic positions, institutions, and locations. The text is organized in a structured format, with each entry separated by a blank line. The page appears to be from an older publication, as indicated by the aged look of the paper and the style of the text. The names listed include various professors, researchers, and scholars associated with Harvard University and other institutions.

The image shows a page from the Harvard University Gazette, specifically page 226. The page lists recipients of various fellowships, scholarships, and honors awarded by Harvard University. The content is organized into sections, including:

1. Medical School: This section lists individuals who have received traveling fellowships, assistantships, and other awards. Examples include:

   • William O. Moseley, Jr., Traveling Fellowships.
   • Edward Delos Churchill, M.D., Assistant in Neuropathology.
   • Frank Fremont-Smith, M.D., Cambridge M.D. History.
   • James Jackson Cabot Fellowships.
   • George C. Shattuck Memorial Fellowship.
   • John Ware Memorial Fellowship.
   • Charles Eliot Ware Memorial Fellowship.
   • De Lamar Student Research Fellowships.

2. Graduate School of Education: This section includes recipients of fellowships and scholarships, such as:

   • Henry Christopher Mills, A.B.
   • Austin Scholarships for Teachers.
   • Harding Lyle Moffatt, A.B.
   • Faculty Scholarships.

3. Law School: This section lists recipients of fellowships and scholarships, such as:

   • Robert Russell Thurber, Senior in Princeton University.
   • Sterling Aid.
   • Bertram Perry Heberstreit, Jr., Dorchester.

The page is formatted in a structured, typed layout typical of academic or institutional records. Each entry includes the recipient's name, their academic status or field, and the specific award or fellowship they received. The text is clear and legible, with headings for each school or department, indicating the diverse range of academic disciplines represented. The page appears to be from an official publication, likely documenting achievements and recognitions for students and faculty. The overall tone and presentation suggest it is an official record or announcement from the university.

An old printed page from a bound volume, likely the Harvard University Gazette. The page is numbered 226 and is laid out in two narrow columns of small, serif text. It appears to be a biographical/award list, listing many individuals with short notes about their titles, years, and affiliations (e.g., universities and fellowships). The header at the top reads “HARVARD UNIVERSITY GAZETTE.” The page is yellowed with age, and you can see the book’s binding and the surrounding, thicker paper of the volume. Some example names visible include William Jarvis McCurdy, Kenneth Smith Minard, Joseph Kimbark Peterson, and James Jacob Robbins.

This image shows a page from what seems to be an academic or university publication titled "Harvard University Gazette." The page includes a list of individuals, their names, academic titles, affiliated institutions, and areas of study or fellowships they have received. The information is categorized under sections such as "Medical School," "Law School," and "Graduate School of Education." The page consists of several names and descriptions, organized in a neat, structured manner typical of an academic bulletin or award announcement. The text and layout reflect the typography and style of an older publication.

The image shows an open book with yellowing pages, indicating that it is an older publication. This is a page from the "Harvard University Gazette," specifically page 226. The text on the page lists various names of individuals alongside notations of their academic status or acknowledgements of scholarships and fellowships. These acknowledgements include titles such as "Senior in Duke University," "Senior in Vanderbilt University," and mentions of academic subjects or fields such as Philosophy, History, and Mathematics. Locations associated with the individuals range from different cities and states within the United States to places such as Sydney, N.S. or Quebec.

The book is an academic record or almanac, capturing the scholarly activities and accomplishments of students and academics associated with Harvard University at the time of publication. The specific issue date of this Gazette is not visible in the image.

The image shows an open page from a publication titled "Harvard University Gazette." The content of the page includes a list of academic scholars, fellows, and recipients of various scholarships and fellowships from different universities. The names are organized by fields of study or specific scholarships.

The left column starts with university seniors from a diverse range of institutions studying different subjects like Philosophy, History, Zoology, and Languages. It includes the Stoughton Scholarship and the Jelfeire Wyman Scholarship recipients, as well as someone receiving Princeton Fellowship and another receiving Stoughton Aid.

The right column primarily lists medical school fellows and graduates, various medical fellowships and scholarships, the La Moor Student Research Fellowship, and other individual scholarships. Additionally, it includes recipients from the Graduate School of Education, specifically for the Austin Scholarship for Teachers and Faculty Scholarships, with fields specified such as Education and Histology, and mentions their academic qualifications and teaching positions.