Physical Culture as School Work and Health Reform
The article argues for thorough physical training as essential as mental study, detailing German system classes and exercises, from calisthenics to apparatus work and popular gymnastics. It cites educators and institutions, including Yale, Northwestern, Jenness Miller, Mdme Bishop, and the Ralston Health Club, as leaders in advancing physical culture for all ages and genders.
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Sweden
Germany
America
United States
New York City
Imany
P. C
Glade
Clocumort
Ave Maria
A. Anderson
Yale College
Great North Western University of Chicago
Mdme
Jenness Miller
N.Y
Ishop
Washington
Maine
Nao
Bishop
Delsarte
Phowe
Ralston Health Club
Halston Health Club
Walters
Woman in Music Shows Slow Yet Steady Progress
The critic argues women faced long odds yet have advanced in music from early history to the 19th century. Sophie Mentor and Clara Schumann rank high in piano romanticism, with Maud Powell respected violinists and notable sopranos like Melba and Eames. Though composition lags, women already show rising powers and may set a standard for future eras.
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Ham
Robert Schuuman
Sophie Mentor
Clara Schuman
Bloomfield Ziesler
Sarah Bernhardt
Plano
Europe
America
Miss Maud Powell
Metropolitan Opera House
Caire
Melba
Emma Eames
Mile
Louise Nikita
Lare Nordica
Munterna
de Lussan
Sanderson
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