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• The Professional Problem : Part Two
• The Professional Problem : Part One
• The Pentagonal Fencing Meet
• The Outdoor Woman
  The article offers advice on maintaining active outdoor pursuits like bicycling and fencing during colder months. Despite a temporary halt in cycling due to cold weather, the author reassures cyclists that many favorable days remain for riding, especially for those who ride year-round. She emphasizes dressing warmly without excessive bulk, recommending woolen clothing, lined bloomers, and high boots to ensure comfort. Wind is highlighted as a greater challenge than cold itself, with strategic route planning suggested to counteract it. The text also addresses bicycle etiquette, noting that men should take the more dangerous side when riding with women, and should lead when the path narrows. The author additionally discusses indoor winter sports, particularly the appeal of fencing, which she praises for its ability to develop grace and poise. Fencing is noted to be physically demanding but highly beneficial, requiring consistent practice to master its complexities. The increasing popularity of fencing classes for women, particularly those taught by female instructors, is highlighted, with recognition of the value of women teaching this art to better address the needs of female students.
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• The Oakland City Sabre Championship
• The New Salle d'Armes Vince