Eugenics and heredity in animal and human breeding
A discussion tracing advances in medicine and surgery to biology and prevention, then examining heredity through Mendel and Galton. It outlines dominant and recessive traits, applies eugenic ideas to humans, cites crime and poverty as inheritable, and notes laws to prevent degenerate breeding as a potential policy. The piece contrasts stock breeding success with human society risks.
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Francis Galton
Plato
Darwin
Galton
Rai
Privat
Brunn
Austria
Mendel
Bendel
Castle
Harvard
Davenport
Carnegie Station For Experimental Evolution
Indiana
Connecticut
Georgia to open 1913 schedule without Vanderbilt clash
Prof John Morris announced the 1913 Georgia football schedule highlighting a Georgia Virginia game in Atlanta and the absence of Vanderbilt or Sewanee. Georgia aims to redeem past loss to Vanderbilt and secure top draws, with Auburn and Clemson on the slate and Auburn in Athens or Macon sites under consideration. The plan includes Citadel LSU Alabama Virginia North Carolina Clemson Tech Auburn in varied venues, seeking strong attendance and profits. The piece also notes scheduling tensions with Vanderbilt, Sewanee, and Auburn, plus potential shifts for the Tech clash and the Thanksgiving date.
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John Morris
University of Georgia
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Athens
Atlanta
University
Commodores
McGugin
Morris
Morrig
Nashville
Virginia
Tennessee
Tennessee College
Tigers
Mountaineers
Auburn
Athena
Clemson
Tech
Poly
Macon
Savannah
Columbus
Citadel
Lousiana State University
Alabama
Birmingham
North Carolina
Augusta
Canine Skin Transplant Roils Chicago Medical Scene
A Chicago surgeon reports a dog skin graft method as a painless alternative for grafting wounds. The procedure involved two thirds of the skin on the patient and one third on the dog, with the dog kept alive and nourished by milk in a plaster cast for seven days. The article weaves in weather, grain markets, and a note on Frederick Hatton’s play, amid a busy Chicago newspaper environment.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Trice
Alberta
Itz
Northern Railway
Turkey
Canada
Calgary
Edmonton
Workers of
Frederick Hatton
Evening Post
George Ade
Ade
Hatton
the News
Amy Sealle
New Mode of Procedure in Georgia Prohis Case
Atlanta dispatch reports Supreme Court of Georgia to hear exborn Wright’s appeal over a 1839 injunction idle against blind tigers. Prohis advocate argues for equity route to close locker clubs and near beer outlets, alleging judges can act solo, bypassing juries. If successful, plan spreads prohibition enforcement statewide.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court of Georgia
Superior Court
Chatham County
Exborn Wright
Rome
Supreme Court
John Smith
Equity
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