Word: stern
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Hale, B. A. A., N. W. Bingham, Jr., H. A. A.; timers, F. M. Wood, B. A. A., G. F. Brown, Jr., B. A. A., C. M. Lincoln, B. A. A.; starter, John W. Bowler, Boston; judge of walking, C. E. Merrill, Boston; scorer, M. Stern, B. A. A.; assistant scores, R. B. Beals, H. A. A.; H. D. Bannister, B. A. A., J. B. Moran, S. B. A. C., I. S. Clark, H. A. A.; clark of course, P. Gardner, H. A. A., assistant clerks of course, G. Crompton, H. A. A., B. Frothingham...
Stroke-Cornwell's stroke is short and he hangs at the full reach. He does not set an even stroke when the whole eight are rowing, but does fairly with the stern four. This is his third day at stroke...
...especially of the human figure, but in spite of this he never seems to be able to give the warmth of life to his work. Although in this respect he fails to procure absolute truth, his figures show great force and originality, they are nobly powerful, beautiful in their stern, silent repose and in the candid straightforward convictions which they express...
Following are the most promising men with their weights: J. E. Andrews 166, W. T. Prentice 158, E. O. Anderson 158, J. E. Sutton 157, J. H. Stern 153, W. G. Loen 153, E. A. Kellman 153, J. H. Tulle...
...American women there is a tendency to sacrifice the distinctive nature of their sex. The Woman's Building at the World's Fair, however successful in the character of its exhibits, is in its separateness the expression of the mistaken American idea. American children are the victims of the stern, practical life about. Childhood, which should be the time of light-hearted illusions, ends too early, if it even exists. But on the other hand, one of the best features of American life is the almost universal education of the youth...