Predicts Race of Supermen in Synthetic Humanity Claim
A Philadelphia Enquirer report on Prof. Marston T. Bogert of Columbia University describing a future synthetic superman achieved through organic chemistry. He foresees drugs and substances enhancing brain power, health, beauty, and spiritual qualities, with seven phenanthrine derivatives linking to sterol compounds and potential rejuvenation.
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Earth Day Longest When Month Stays Ahead Says Popular Mechanics
Popular Mechanics and Caltech scientist Josef J. Johnson project a future where the Earth's day length matches the month after tidal friction slows rotation over hundreds of millions of years. The Moon would always show one face, with half the planet never seeing the Moon, and the two bodies linked as if on a rigid pole.
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Weird and Wonderful Jap Traffic Rules
A humorously translated list of Japanese traffic regulations notes police hand signals, horn etiquette toward pedestrians, caution around horses and dogs, advice to ride smoothly over grease mud, and careful braking around corners to prevent collapse and tie ups. The tone is antiquated and playful, reflecting early transport observations.
Man's Debt to Birds in Controlling Insects
Birds are the key to reducing insect pests, surpassing sprays and poisons. While bats and reptiles help, their numbers and ranges are limited. A single bird can consume thousands of insects per meal, traveling far to target outbreaks and halt them at the source.
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The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of healthful Postum at no charge to any reader who writes for it.
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No Race Death by Own Action Out of Every 100 Women in India 94 Are Mothers
A claim in the snippet states that 94 of every 100 women in India are mothers and dismisses a race death by own action. The text appears as a statistic fragment without clear source or context.
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India
Cartoons Stir Debate as Politicians Rally
A gallery of cartoons provokes strong reactions from politicians, drawing sharp commentary on governance. Critics claim humor spotlights flaws while supporters say it sharpens public judgment and accountability.
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