Hurdling the sprinting path through training insights
New York correspondent presents hurdlers as athletes requiring wind muscle and judgment. The piece explains hurdle mechanics from height three feet to two hundred twenty yards, training methods and recovery, and highlights C. T. Wiegand as a leading hurdler with dash and long jump prowess.
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Blizzard of January blizzard described as worst in Dakota
Sioux Falls readers recall the January blizzard as a two phase storm with a Thursday lull that misled people to venture out. The bitter wind snow and darkness killed many across Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska while some escaped by careful shelter and self burials in the snow.
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Kings No Longer Tyrants In A Child’s Lesson
An anecdote about the young Prince of Italy showing autocratic vanity before a lady of honor’s daughter. When he threatened to cut her head off, the king fathered him for fifteen days to teach that rulers cannot decapitate subjects as in the old days.
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Teacher Corrects a Liquor Sentence Quiz
A small boy quotes a Harvard Lampoon line showing grammar errors. The first line uses wrong relative pronouns and verb forms, while the second mislabels the man as drunk.
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Blizzard Prizes Hardiest Dakotan Milkman’s Night in Prairie
A Jamestown Dakota county milkman P Gaffeny braved a blizzard after turning his team homeward. He lost his horse, camped in an open field, and wandered one mile from his house until wind and darkness abated. Another farmer, Nels Morgan, sheltered in a coal wagon for two nights and a day. The report recounts similar storm ordeals and notes widespread winter peril across the region.
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Reynolds Team Survives Night After Sleigh Mishap
Reynolds, caught returning from Valley City, owed their lives to quick thinking. The crew halted, unhitched, and tipped the sleigh upside down, remaining hidden until morning after becoming lost on the road.
Belgrade Laborer Dies After Neglectful Freezing Death
A German laborer employed by a Belgrade farmer reportedly froze to death after being placed in a cold room without heat. The ill worker was found dead after an unusually cold night and later moved to the woods where his body was partially devoured.
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