Overcrowding Earth Questioned by Desert Bloom Vision
A historic clipping argues against imminent overpopulation. It cites royal and scientific figures to claim Earth’s fertile regions and deserts could sustain humanity long-term, predicting deserts like Sahara could bloom and food could be grown from arid lands. It notes mass resurrections as a hypothetical intractable problem and suggests ample space exists if deserts are developed. The article mentions populations under Augustus and modern estimates, and presents a provocative calculation showing room for billions. It concludes no immediate overcrowding is foreseen part of a broader speculative futurism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Uae
Royal Geographical Society
London
Ile
Maibail
Mont
Hodlo
Iedioll
Lugland
Guam
Egypt
Thas
Allenies
Sahara
Ol Thom
Kisi
Theo Oasis
Ark Natal
Hort
Photius
Lia
Tulat
Praire
Aize
New York City
Texas
Calfornia
Nevada
Nervousness in Women Attributed to Diet and Patent Medicines
New York doctor W. J. Tripp claims nervous trouble among women stems from living poor, excessive sweets, and patent medicines. He urges outdoor exercise and a diet including more fat pork, less sugar, and a simple routine of rolls coffee and light meals. He links fatigue to stomach strain and urban lifestyles, urging men to avoid sensationalizing medical claims. The article also notes anecdotes and a Havana yellow fever alert with 240 deaths and mentions a Delaware execution for murder.
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W. Je Tripp
New York
Tripp
America
Sid
Chemical Laboratorie
Heral
Havana
Thomas Wallace
Newcantle
Delaware
Fie iSmanthe
Notes and Comments on Public Policy and Finance
A long column surveys crime in Philadelphia, costs of city projects, a proposed Brigham Young statue, and national fiscal debates. It comments on debt levels in New York and other cities, patents, and social issues including motherhood and taxation. The piece touches on naval recruitment in Britain and the carrying costs of public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
de Donita
New Orienta
Recalled Lives Past and Russian Liquor Debate
An unnamed Swinnvale resident recalls lives including an Engle past, a high mediteranean-like city and a warrior sister. The piece shifts to a Rumian report on liquor in St Petersburg, detailing liquor consumption, numbers of houses, saloons, vodka and beer sales, and the social impact including drinking women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jia M. Hoitrook
Swinnvale
Vinithig
Engle
Lagland
Alexander
Greas Sheilet
Cone Tideratie
Metabilien
SY Geneuler
Wien
Amiall
Thadon
Rumian
Tse
Gale
Myuar
Tueia
St Petersburg
Atawer
Kalne Vlasimir
Denis
St. Petburg
St Ttersorg
Trom Eye
Barney
Potatem
Vetersburg
St. Petersburge
Bt. Peters Ture
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Earth
Wigs
Philadelphia
Washington
Vian
Brigham Young
Statuary Hall
National Capital
Thos
Ws Workman
Bir
Workman
Rome
Kent
Senate
Palmer
Gident Cleveland
Adairat Bunce
U. S. Savy
Charleston
8. C
Mim
Mes Thomas
Francis Wolferstan
Thomas
Iliator
Michigan
Chicago
Lansing
Ontario
Austin Lill
Iniabire
Ermmbol
Comstock
Ture Haundred
Lee
Actal Cave
Staten Petain
Germany
Warber
Dave Bach ii
Canada
Uut
Dre E
Adim
Wlatne
la Marine Francaise
England
Opeontarion
Valery
Russia
Lemaine
Statford i
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