Round-up theft and education trends in early 1900s
The article recalls a Round-up contest marred by a saddle theft from John Spain, noting the prize is the crown of 1911 amid the world’s Cowboys. It then surveys Pendleton high school enrollment, showing about half the students are girls, with more girls than boys in senior years, and discusses work-age exits and feministic pressures. It also mentions rabies fears from a St. Louis house cat, warnings about cats near children, Henry Clews’ rosy September 187, currency, and tariff outlook.
McLoughlin compares tennis and long runs in vigor test
The New York Sun notes Maurice E. McLoughlin arguing five set tennis tests strength more than a ten mile run. He says a fast ten mile race with a grueling finish exhausts vitality and strains the heart, while a prolonged tennis battle drains muscles but often leaves players capable of returning to the net next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Maurice BE. McLoughlin
Larned
Dixon
Metropolitan
McLoughlin
Tennis Demands Peak Fitness and Self Control
An excerpt notes that measuring tennis impact requires study of arm and muscle strain, with two miles covered per set in an Harvard experiment. It argues tennis tests overall fitness more than nearly any sport, stressing that only full freshness and self control produce top racquet work and healthful habits.
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Harvard
McLaughlin
Southern chivalry misread by northern press says Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star’s critique of southern chivalry is challenged as biased and inaccurate. The piece argues southern gentlemen treat women of all classes with courtesy, whether working women or daughters of wealth, citing everyday respect in public spaces like cars and elevators.
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Atlanta Constitution
The
Kansas City Star
Star
the Star
It Is Unwise to Trust the Man Who Treats No One
A maxim about beware trusting a man who shows no concern for others. The line suggests caution toward leaders or healers who neglect people, implying moral or ethical failing and the danger of blindly following such figures.
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