The Man Behind the Men In Football Training
A broad discussion of athletic trainers and physical conditioning in early college football. It praises trainers like Keene Fitzpatrick and Derhnpa rt Us Teese, notes Michigan and Penn teams, Wolvers, and Yale, and highlights how rigorous conditioning influenced season outcomes and player health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mer
Mowsaed
Chiversity
Chivaye
Fuente
Etarley
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Murehy
AG Valecnud
Pennsylv
Teuton Tinte
Ws Leen
Biue
Keene Fitzpatrick
Yale
Harvard
Vrainer
Crimson
Marvard
Sonia
Celtics
Cridiit
Din Robinson
Jonge
Coam
Wisconsin
Fittlae
Keent Taevard
Princeton
Tigers
Witte
Ardar Doe
Kirk
Fivid
Chrystie
Nasatt
Aghitask Taek McMasters
Hinvis
Schell
Abe
Fitzpatrick
Petr
Michigan
Northwestern
Training Diets Tailored to Geography and Climate
A Lansing article describes a coach shaping diets for athletes, varying food and drink by geography and climate. Eastern meals include regional training fare, while western groups favor milk with rare use of heady beverages for dazed players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emy
Stlane
Stricken Blind On Central Railroad Train
Richard B. Lippincott, a traveling silessman for a Philadelphia wholesale grocer, was suddenly blinded on a Central Railroad of New Jersey train from Lakewood to Freehold. He was removed to Philadelphia for specialist care after tests in New Jersey failed to find eye disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard BR. Lippincott
Philadelphia
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Linkeewood
Freehold
N Il
Han
Phildelphia
Mr. Lippincntt
Tippincott
Tr Meifeoe
May Lippincote
Aspreatist
Woman Showed Pluck Defending Post Office at Ladygrey
A London Daily Mail dispatch reports from Ladygrey near the Free State border where an English postmistress resisted Boer attempts to seize the post office. She tore down a Free State flag, raised the union jack, and discarded a treason proclamation while authorities kept the office in government hands. The latest notes say she remains in possession of the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Mails
Cape ‘Town
Tadygrey
Free State
Ladygrey
A Girl Doctor Heiress and Heir to Depew Name
Elise H. Depew Strong, niece of Senator Chauncey M Depew, recently earned an M D from Woman's Medical College of New York Infirmary for Women and Children. Despite her slight girlish appearance critics doubt her suitability for the demanding medical path but she notes the hard four year course confines her to study and says the diploma brings satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Depew
Elise H. Depew Strong
Woman's Medical College of New York Infirmary For Women and Children
Albert Strong
Westchester County
Poughkeepsie
Children Stop A Divorce In Toledo Case
The sensational divorce case of William Miller, a prominent producer, ended abruptly when the couple agreed on alimony and allowed the two children a choice of which parent to live with. The children pleaded for Goth, and the case was curtailed after the decree had been seemingly prepared. Also notes on hill climbing bicycle competitions in the northern Midlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wileliam Miller
Toleda
Miler
Goth
Curved plates boost photographic reach of Leonid meteor event
Experiments in Pittsburgh during the Leonid meteors at Allegheny Observatory achieved six excellent curved plate photographs. Pross, John A. Broshepy, and FP C. Wadsworth produced images from Allegheny and a Keon Tree Hill station, covering about 900 square miles, a tenfold area gain over standard plates, with notably sharp star edges despite overcast observing nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pross
John A. Broshepy
C. Wadsworth
Allegheny (Pa.) Observatory
Keon Tree Hill
Allegheny County
J'refrashear
Exports to China Favor US Goods Rise in 1898 Trade
The 1898 inspector general of customs report shows US imports into China surged nearly 40 percent while total imports grew less than 5 percent. US shipments reached 17.16 million taels, up 4.72 million from 1897, while European imports fell slightly. European shares from Hong Kong and Macao combined reach about 146.38 million taels, with US products still gaining fastest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Inspector General of Customs of
United States
Theat Briain
Ogratt
Europe
Fang- Kong
Mung-Kong
Macao
Britain
Big Year for Patents
The Official Gazette of the patent office at Washington will publish one of its most remarkable issues. It will include fifty nine patents in a single line of invention to one assignee and 45 patents from one inventor. The volume requires vast printer effort with overtime and extra ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Ofice
Washington
Birds and men value in a changing world
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes growing public appreciation for birds and cites a French naturalist warning that a birdless world would be uninhabitable within nine years despite insecticides. The piece also offers Uncle Russell Sage's six steps for a young man to gain entry and advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Indianapolis
Wuanell
Russel Sage
Death of Ponto the St Bernard Leads to Trial
New York merchant Inge J Marsh reports his pet St Bernard Ponto died after caretaker Jesse Liververey allegedly starved the dog. Liververey pleaded guilty to willful neglect in Greenwich borough court and had sentence suspended after Marsh asked for mercy to spare his heartbroken mother and sweetheart.
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Ponto
Frank J. Marsh
New York
Greenwich
Conn
Jesse ‘Llerverey
Mr. Marsh
Coneneathut
Terverey
Vanto
White House Social Season Promises Brilliant Gilded Winter
Prospective social events note no receptions at the White House until January functions. Debutantes Miss McKinley and Miss Barber will brighten the White House. Miss Atiles? may wed January 29 and Lilian Pauncefote, daughter of the English ambassador, to wed February 22. Rumor of a wedding at the Russian embassy involving Milo Marguerite Cassini to the Russian minister to Corea circulates but lacks authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Miss McKinley
Barber
Sffai
Atiles
Cette
Lilian Pauncefote
Milo
Marguerite Cassini
Corea
Canada trade figures upset Laurier supporters
Supporters of the Laurier government challenge official customs trade returns. Britain’s 25 percent preference fails to boost UK trade as US trade surges. Canada’s total imports reach 152 million dollars with 91 million from the United States and 37 million from Great Britain free of duty. Exports total 19 million with Britain taking 9.9 million and the United States 3.1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurier
Department of Customs
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Great Britain
United Kings
Famous Warwick farm sold in Chester County history
The 515 acre Warwick farm in Warwick township Chester county Ta was sold for 12000 dollars. The site housed the old Warwick furnace likely the first iron producer in the United States and cast many revolution era cannon hidden from the British after Brandywine. The narration notes a related Methodist Extension Work providing aid to build churches at a steady pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Warwick Township
Chester County
United States
Meadows
Brandywine
Washington
Lae
The
Methodist Church Extension, Society
I Don’t Want to Be a Hero Says Talkative Hero Skeptic
Lilly and I discuss the glamour and penalties of heroism in a long rambling talk. The gray headed boy, the press, and crowds wear him down, Dewey and Schley are cited, and a man who stays home may dodge blame and keep a clean reputation. The speaker insists, If any one offered fifty a week to be a hero, I’d refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso
Lilly
Fom
PTL
Dewey
Ife
Mother
Eversxbody
Soqan
Washington
Ther
Dewey Danc
Dover
Itobson
Schley
Sampson
Mars
Shafter
Miles
Otis
America
Gazabo
United States
Jim Gridley
Saw Wood
Philippines
Lawton
MacArthur
Jim
Siezald Ag
Tie
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Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Shilie Delphins
Mare
McCrackett
Quakers
Aue
Hare Yard Tnn
Evetta Wrenn
Canbridge
West
Maroons
Andy O'Dea
Pat
Andy
Conibear
University of Chicago
Chicago
Stree
Conibenr
Jim Rollinson
Zack McMaster
Harvards
Keene Fitzpatriox
Steunge
Weers
Palla
Woman's College
Yheir Patherle Meaching
Teoanetien Wiliam Stenent His
Thix Yandh
Exea
Allusheny Observatory
TRADI
Warwick Farm
Billy
Gazzozo
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