Roosevelt Lecture in Oxford on Analogies in History
Theodore Roosevelt delivered a June 7 Romanes Lecture in the Sheldonian Theatre Oxford on analogies between biological processes and human history. Lord Curzon presided as Roosevelt argued nations evolve like species, stressing moral progress, self government, and duties among nations amid modern global challenges.
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Test of Strength Reveals Arm Length Differences
London Anthropological Lab measurements show the right arm is usually longer than the left in humans, with the left being longer than the right in some cases. The tendency for the right arm to exceed the left is stronger among men and women, while exact equality is rare, especially in women.
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Life of a sea diver Captain Stone ends long career at 71
Boston diver Captain John Stand Stone, aged 71, is described as the dean of New England divers and the oldest active diver in the United States. The piece recalls his 54 years underwater, wreck recoveries from Labrador to South Carolina, and near-fatal 1884 Moravian wreck incident off Fundy, highlighting his long service from Benton since 1885 and dangers faced below the surface.
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A Bowdoin Army and a Humorous American Dream
A fragmentary column mentions Harvard College and Parker Street wandering through mock diary notes and letters from Artemus Ward. It references Bowdoin College Maine and a hoped future humorist, then shifts to ad-style praise for Grape-Nuts and Postum, claiming health benefits for children and a mother’s testimonial about dietary changes.
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