Strong Women Rise in Era of Athleticism and War
The article surveys rising female strength through gym training and war work, cites Kid McCoy and Dr Dudley Sargent, notes Harvard workers and circus gymnasts, and argues the average woman grows stronger as environment and eugenics shape a future of powerful mothers and athletic bodies.
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Dudley A. Sargent
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Radcliffe College
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Louis Cyr
Margaret A. Graham
Ludlow Mills
Graham
Dr. Sargent
Canon as a Measuring Rule in Church Doctrine
The term canon derives from the Greek for rule and from canna a reed chosen for straightness. Carpenters used it as a measuring tool and it became a figurative rule for regulating church doctrines.
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