The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

wife.
Too Much Roller Skating.
Mrs. Harry Lehr-Wife of Mr..
Lehr. Nervous fever. due 10 TOO much
roller skating and picture pulling
Mrs. Clarry DOlan-Wife of man of
said name who frequents Elisha Dy
er's club. Mrs. Dolan never recov-
cred from the effects OF her heroic
rescue OF Mrs. Clews. ST.
Mrs. Joseph Widener-Was Miss
Pancoast, OF Philadelphia. Is great
beauty. Is now al Hot Springs recOV-
ering from too much dining. bridge
and posing for Prince TroubetskOy.
Mrs. Herbie Harriman-Was Miss
May Brady Hall Taken al after los
ing a months dress allowance at one
rubber of bridge.
May Van Alen-Daughter OF James
Van Allen. Nervous fits, due 10 q fall
on the Casino lawn one morning
when she was wearing a hObble skirt
OF the most extreme style.
Mrs. Reynolds Hitt-Daughter of
Judge Clinton Gray. Was seriously
III the day after she discovered that
Newport had forgotten her.
II was the poet and philosopher
Lowell who refused TO read stories
OF crime in the newspapers OF the day
on the ground that. the principal of
phenomena once mastered, consider
alton OF Is manifold repetition was
useless and tiresOme- Therefore this
list Is a premise for the figures and
calculations 10 follow is sufficient
As a sample OF these interesting
and carefully worked out calculations
are the following:
II strong silken cords could have
been attached 10 the ankles of the
ESQ women and men who danced un-
interruptedly from midnight until
o'clock in the morning at Mrs. John
r. DrexePs August ball, and the other
ends OF the cords had been attached
10 the piers and strands of the Brook
Ign bridge, the horsepower equivalent
to that energy consumed by the dane
ers would have pulled the bridge
down before 3 o'clock. The resistant
power Of the bridge is 5000 tons
The United States has figured one
man power al lilo horsepower. One
horse will raise $4,000 pounds one
foot in one minute. II would take
. 4O0 horses 10 develop sufficient
power 10 lift $4,000 tons one foot in
one minute. OF 40 horses or 400 men
in one hour. Two hundred men and
women would require two hours 10
develop an equal amount or energy.
As the ultimate strength Of Brooklyn
bridge is 5000 tons, IL would seem
that $50 men and women could sasily
demolish Il in two hours, for they
certainly dance with all their might
Thus you viii grasp the basis or
nv calculations: That pulling down
the bridge would have been perfect
" useless sort OF thing, indeed. a
rather destructive achievement. does
rot matter-mOtive or object having
no place in pure mathematics.
Unexpended Food Energy.
In the same way the amount OF
food eaten at one Of New Berwind 5
big dinners Is equivalent to the en-
erey necessary 10 carry a company OF
American cavalry into the heart OF
Iceland.
me amount of refreshments at
Suffern Tailer's hOusewarming would
have flOated an eighty ninth division
OF United States submarines
Is il any wonder, therefore, that
Newport is worn out; that complaints
are heard everywhere against the
hardness of the season A typical
Newport day has been like a typical
dav IN Mars canal, when the snow
besins TO melt from the polar caps.
AR Harry LehF thus describes il
"a me and Mrs Elisha Dyer one
morning. when he was complaining
that Mrs. Lehr had broken down and
vs. about 40 take the rest cure.
But what can you expect Ars.
I.ehr. il seems. had had a particular