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 Oldtime Physical Culture Gyms | "Mens sana in corpore sano" - Latin for a sound mind in a strong body. It used to be that physical fitness and education went hand in hand; a mindset that is not quite as common these days. In these oldtime gyms you would find a variety of training equipment: |
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