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We Commend Te Yeu The
Writings of Cullen Cain
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Cullen Cain is called one of the
best influences that has entered
the world of all-sports in recent
years, by leaders in all activities.
H
IS MAIL is laden constantly with
laudatory letters from representative
men, net merely because he writes
Sports, but because he interprets Sports,
inspires the men and women who partici
pate in or admire Sports. ,
T
O QUOTE one of Cain's admirers-
"His keen and scholarly mind glorifies
Sports and makes Spertmanship the
chief goal of all Americans. He shows our
boys that te win is net se important as te
be able te lese gamely!"
Heads of Universities, "prep" schools, Public and Private Schools, doctors, lawyers,
prize fighters, college girls, women golfers, scientists, old "grads," business men all
find the vital spark of common interest in Cullen Cain's work and write te him con
fessing freely that the power of his pen makes the impulse te de se irresistible.
Read Cullen Cain in the Spert Pages of the Public Ledger every day.
His column is refreshing, human geed for you arid geed for your boys and girls.
PUBLIC
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LEDGER
MORNING
PHILADELPHIA
EVENING
CYRUS H. K. CURTIS, Publisher
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