Why the Population of the United States Does Not Overrun the World
An analysis of population growth, food supply and density, arguing that U S population could reach vast numbers only if agricultural productivity rises. It notes current density and compares Belgium Saxony Bengal and emphasizes reliance on science, efficiency, and new food sources to sustain growth. It cautions against sustained rapid growth and the need for improved farming and technology.
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First Enfield rifles arrive for national army at Camp Travis
Reports note new Enfield rifles arriving for the national army at Camp Travis. The weapons are longer than Springfield rifles, use peep rear sights, and chamber the same ammunition as Springfield. They feature a different front sight and bayonet locking device and are ready for deployment in the Southern Department.
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Home remedy claims stop drink habit says Cleveland druggist
An advertisement from a Cleveland druggist promotes a home formula said to cure drinking, claiming women can break the habit for half the liquor expenditure. It touts a German medicine as a preventive, urges readers to ask for “prepared tinctum powders” to curb cravings, and reports dramatic anecdotal results from wary couples and grateful customers.
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Two-faced Venus Could Host Perpetual Day Or Night
A long read explores the hypothetical Venus where rotation lags its orbit, creating permanent day on one hemisphere and endless night on the other. It imagines climate, geography, potential inhabitants, and even social dynamics of two distinct worlds on one planet. It also contrasts with Earth's Moon behavior and ponders transportation, evolution, and what future travelers might write about such a world.
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Devitalized hair removal ad targets facial depilation patent
An advertisement touts a depilatory product called DeMiracle that purportedly removes hair beneath the skin to stop regrowth. It claims effectiveness on face neck arms underarms and bikini line with a money back guarantee and offers $1 and $2 sizes via mail order from Deduradia Chemical Co New York.
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What the President Does for Recreation
Washington D C September 820 Each day issues arise for President Wilson to solve in a few hours a problem that would have taken weeks before the War. Special boards are given tasks and often go to the White House for his counsel. He may visit the board to aid them and then render a decision after brief deliberation.
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