Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-06
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EXPRESSING lltE AtiNlNl\ M. MI S(LES. death. while Harvard aud Cornell. Ann Arhor and Princeton, 1'c Pauw and California and all the other universities. big and little. would rn killed by mat ttn;;uu.
 }ut i'll rrSV,vt of physical training all whn hlve examined Hale's plan and plant uud talked with tho accomplished ll.vu i'll charge agree that Halr k at the tNll IL does unt follow if this be true that Yale students will win every trophy offered at every intercollegiate contest i'll athletics. that they will row the fast r>t ut every boat race, that they will make most runs at baseball Or pile up Jht b:2a,,'>t scores at football Indeed they uylEht fall behind in all these things and the propusitiuu still to true, for lt k ll,t asserted that the system of physical tr;lrulu~ At Iale makes sure Samr winners, uur was the scheme laid out with that for its only or chief ob- lyrt. The physical work of the students I'll Na,1'S gymnasium is performed for (l:, S,.!e purpose If giving to the young 'uru Whn undertake it tho best possible h'dlIv foundation fir tho postgraduate
 
 school ii this wurld-uf fitting them tu endure, If NuilduS up nerve and muscle, >n that they will hr not only clever and ,l4tlN Ltr,i. but StruuS, self reliant and lr3lIhv a> we'll,
 In order tn produce this result gym uL>trr work has been placed upon tho >A,ur hl>jS at Ialr aS auy other study. D uot r.lv!l ut this u>e Nf the word study. Tho proper development of thc b,slv k Il most profound and important >tuiv--,'l!r thn moro thorough master ing ,t Wh,rh would do away with the necessity tyr mnrr than half the doctor i,S that l> now needed and reduce the uum)'ry If hospitals at least one third. Nc student k required, however, to take any part |" tlr gymnasium work. Ev yiN >.!," Nh ,l.t'S k first rarrfuliv exam md :...j measured Ny ,l W, SrANcr. M. n Vr every urlr who needs il Dr. Sr;lv- IT S.Ve> a prescription card upon which l> Wr'lt>u a diagnosis If the student 'S phy>irI! condition and needs If his heart l> weak. his liver torpid Ur his in q .1r>li.u ext of order, if his muscular i,NriyTlurut k i'll any iCgrCN defective for A lNr>,'u If his size. If thCrC Is in rlNitut curvature of the spine. if his vy, sight or hearing Is below the stand ard, the facts arc stated upon tho card, i toS,thyr with the tr1atment that should lG undergone for the rectifiratiou of the defect, the various entries on the card t,vyrue. ill fact, tkc entire range of 1 tho lvrj,>'J physical man,
 | Wlru. after mastering the card, the l student understands his weaknesses, he k next given manual of instruction 1 pr,purrd by lr, H, :, Anderson. to Mh,.lu Illo actual training Is iutrusted, ;und then tho student Is put through such ! d c,-ur>r Vf VXrrvi>N aS experience shows k rs,vrlully adapted to his case, For | iu>tu,:rr. the student suffering from in dlS,'>;:nn and dyspepsia ls caused to l take measures tu strengthen the muscles 1 vt thr >tymu,.h sides and abdomen, | AuInuS other things he Is told to lie uIl h}> hA, k stripped and raise his t"Ct Sr that h:> l,S> shall hr perpendicular ] without moving hiS head. h,Siy or arm, | Iu any WHY, Then he Is told tN lic or { hlS ltrk A> before and raise his head and n,slv without lifting his feet from tsy Ilytr or using his arms Many per | >,l> are SlrAt}v surprised un trying ci tllvI If the~c t'r the first tlur to find 1t ; Wr. nigh Iml ,'>>lhlr achievement. Ot