The Ever Growing Danger of Late Marriages Among the Intelligent
Prof Roswell Hill Johnson of the University of Pittsburgh argues that marriage selection in modern man is hindered by rising unmated rates due to romantic love and extended education. He cites studies from Washington Seminary and Wellesley College showing declining marriage and birth rates among educated women, and urges earlier marriage, social opportunities, and honoring motherhood to preserve racial quality.
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Roswell Hill Johnson
University of Pittsburgh
Finck
Petrarch
Helen D. Murphey
Washington Seminary
Washington
NewUngland
Washington and Jefferson College
Wellesley College
Bertha Stutzmann
Wellesley
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Smith
Destiny of Annexation in Mexican Thought
A detailed reflection on Mexican belief that the United States will eventually annex Mexico and the region, tracing this outlook to Ignacia Mariscal and Porfirio Diaz era diplomacy, and noting American ambivalence, Cuba parallels, and lingering fear amid Wilson's policy signals. The piece ponders whether past protections or protectorate ideas could have altered history and asks what future events may reveal about US Mexico relations.
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Tien
United States
Latin America
Mexico
Ignacia M
Mariscal
Porfirio Diaz
Diaz
Europe
Jose Yves Limantour
Peons
Don Porfirio
Mexico City
Oaxaca
Quintana Roo
Foreign Relations
Manilla
Philippines
Villa
Answ
Senor
Cuba
State Department
Grant
Washington
Johnson
Wilson
Juarez
Wyoming
America
Dixie
Navy
Army
Don Ignacio Mariscal
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