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Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 18, 1900

Page

3

Bathing, danger, and a near escape aboard Penelope

A correspondent describes daily baths and comforts during convalescence in Cape Town, then volunteers for a risky spy stunt aboard the prison ship Penelope off Simon's Town. After a perilous escape attempt involving prisoners and a knife at his throat, he earns access to freedom, plans a future march with Lord Kitchener, and pockets a seven pound, eighteen shilling treasure from Brother Beer.

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The Abuse of Sport and Physical Ideals in England

An extended critique argues that English emphasis on physical prowess has weakened intellectual and strategic capacities. It cites Oxford and Cambridge as educators of athletes, notes misaligned priorities among ministers, troops, and leaders, and questions the link between sport and national genius. It also discusses perceptions of beauty, health, and human types in relation to athletic culture.

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Beethovan and Rhodes in tales of courage and art

A long, tangled piece recounts a dramatic scene with a delicate young woman and a coach, a fearless heroine described in vivid novelistic terms. It then shifts to portraits of John Hart and the Empire’s leaders including Gordon and Rhodes, highlighting bold acts in China and London, and Beethoven’s quirky road moment.

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