Partnership of Religion and Science in Boston
The Times tomorrow will feature a unique partnership of church and medical profession aimed at physical betterment. It notes the initiative has spread from Boston to Chicago and will include bold photo features and art reproductions in The Pictorial Section, plus profiles of Opera stars and Seccessionist art. The piece also previews Owen Wister’s critique of American scholarship and humorous pages in Mr. Mayer’s column.
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Government to study mine disasters at new experiment station
The United States Geological Survey plans a miniature mine to simulate coal mine conditions in order to study disasters and explosive effects. The project aims to reduce the growing death rate in U S coal mining by practical experiments and is described in The Times.
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Winners in The Times Contests and Social Topics
The Times reports results from its contests including Limerick and Missing Answer entries with humorous responses to the Stranger question about streetcar seat etiquette. It notes the Errors in English results and previews future reader contests. It also previews coverage of prohibition movements and woman suffrage progress with plans for Albany local option battles.
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Novelist Views on American Literature's Old School
The Times published a Sunday interview with Gertrude Atherton on the same subject and an extended article tomorrow featuring David Graham Phillips. Phillips, a younger American writer, offers sharp analysis of current literary conditions and is described as thoughtful and worth careful reading.
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Times Women’s Pages Preview Full of Fashion and Arts
Tomorrow’s Times women’s section promises a wealth of fashion features with illustrations on mid winter motoring costumes, jewelry care and pearl stringing, veils, new handicrafts gaining favor, and more. The wide variety aims to inform and entertain readers.
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Coming end of the Raj seen in Bengal and Punjab
The piece warns that British rule in India faces a mass restlessness of 275 million people and a possible organization undermining colonial authority. An upcoming Times article by Stephen Bonsal promises a lucid, forward looking analysis of the situation, its causes, and future implications.
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