Science and invention reshape world order, Perkins warns
George W. Perkins of New York City calls for awareness that rapid scientific advances and universal education drive revolution in global industrial relations. He cites Edison as emblematic but notes a widening gap between science and political leadership, amid growing public reliance on new intercommunication.
Man and Machine Drive Change in Freedom and Society
A speaker contrasts past life with today as intercommunication and technology shrink delays. He argues individuality yields to shared norms, cites telegraphs trains and flying machines, and warns progress demands adapting laws and education while preserving core freedoms.
Last Page Reflections On Change And Individual Freedom
The text reflects on aging and history, contrasting old ideals of American virtue with rapid 20th century changes. It references George Washington as a model, laments modern upheavals, and notes a shift toward individual liberty amid societal transformation. A newspaper column voice ponders progress, identity, and the pace of history.
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