Word: climb
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Eight men tried to climb the rope, thirty-five feet long. P. Manchester, B. A. A., used fifteen seconds. H. Williams, B A A, thirteen and a fifth seconds. H. H. Young, M I T, missed his grip twice and used up nineteen and a half seconds. I. J. Crane, M I T, was slow, and used his legs. J. Crane, '90, J. W. Ganson, '92, G. F. Cavanaugh, Sp., and G. B. Viles. '92, followed. Williams won the event and beat the best Harvard record by one and a fifth seconds. Manchester won second...
...Ladder of Journalism, and How to Climb It" is a small book by Mr. P. Campbell Copeland, treating, as its subject indicates, of the requirements and duties of newspaper work. The writer evidently has a complete practical knowledge of his subject and the book cannot but be of great value to anyone intending to enter the profession of journalism...
...Ladder of Journalism, How to Climb It, by T. Campbell Copeland. Published by Allen Forman, New York...