Bio chemistry may produce new humans future laborers
In a British article H. T. F. Rhodes argues that advances in synthesis could allow chemists to create living material from protoplasm. He speculates a thousand years hence test-tube born workers may perform heavy labor while naturally born humans pursue knowledge, transforming society.
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H. T. F. Rhodes
British Association of Chemists
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Soviet concessions plan outlined amid urban infrastructure deficits
The article details how only 28 of 720 cities have sewage systems and just 49 percent have water systems, with Moscow and Leningrad showing severe gaps. It notes limited street cars, dwindling gas plants, but growing electrification and foreign-capital influence through new concessions across multiple utilities. It cites Trud on living conditions and mentions a new cobalt tungsten alloy for glass cutting.
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Russians Need Five Billion for Utilities
Moscow survey calls for public utility concessions as the city struggles with mice and filth. It notes a five billion dollar investment to pull cities from decay and explains concessions policy has been broadened to fill funding gaps.
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International
Moscow
Russia
Nec
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