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...compared with the leading post-Jutland ships of other nations, the Mutzu (and her sister ship, the Nageto) of Japan and the British battle cruiser Hood, the Colorado (and her sister ships) are slightly inferior...
...home " extreme tendencies toward nationalistic reserve and chauvinistic isolation " in the same quarter, and utters a warning against " the false gospel of Nordic superiority, against inaccurate assumptions derived from army psychological tests and investigation of mentality of school children, that people from the South of Europe are intellectually inferior to the people from the North; against the eugenists who, on insufficient evidence, are uttering ridiculous cries of terror and warning at the limitation of the number of children born of parents of American birth...
...Moreover, the current freight car loadings continue even through the Summer slackness to run at almost record figures, with yet heavier traffic anticipated by everyone for the Fall. Thus far, too, the railroads have handled a tremendous year's business with ease and comparatively little congestion, despite the inferior condition of equipment caused by the shopmen's strike a year...
...temperature system invented by Charles C. Bussey, of New York, is in successful operation at Louisville, Ky. It differs in method from the Piron system, but gives somewhat similar results. It utilizes inferior bituminous coal and oil shale, and yields by-products of fuel oil, gas, ammonia and benzol, while eliminating sulphur and phosphorus from the coke...
...accept Yvette Guilbert because she is foreign-and our own Ruth Draper has attained a genuine success, both critical and otherwise. But " American " jazz orchestras far inferior to that, say, of Vincent Lopez have set all critical Paris talking. And, as Alfred Kreyneborg used to say, "there are others-doz-ens of them." The truth is that it is hard to believe that even the palmy days of the old English music hall saw anything like the variety, intelligence, humor and beauty sometimes displayed in the leading vaudeville theatres of America today...