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''In 1912, on a visit to [[England]], Macfadden organized a prize contest for the "most perfect specimen of English womanhood." He married the winner, [[Yorkshire]]woman Mary Williamson, champion swimmer and runner. ''
''In 1912, on a visit to [[England]], Macfadden organized a prize contest for the "most perfect specimen of English womanhood." He married the winner, [[Yorkshire]]woman Mary Williamson, champion swimmer and runner. ''
<ref> [http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,789124-2,00.html Physcultopathist] TIME. </ref>
<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,789124-2,00.html Physcultopathist] TIME.</ref>
[[Charles Atlas]] was a winner of Macfadden's "Most Perfectly Developed Man" contest.
[[Charles Atlas]] was a winner of Macfadden's "Most Perfectly Developed Man" contest.