No sense in removing mention of eugenics 

Here is a typical quote randomly selected from Ross' work:

To the practised eye, the physiognomy of certain groups unmistakably proclaims inferiority of type.  I have seen gatherings of the foreign-born in which narrow and sloping foreheads were the rule.  The shortness and smallness of the crania were very noticeable.  There was much facial asymmetry.  Among the women, beauty, aside from the fleeting, epidermal bloom of girlhood, was quite lacking.  In every face, there was something wrong  lips thick, mouth coarse, upper lip too long, cheek-bones too high, chin poorly formed, the bridge of the nose hollowed, the base of the nose tilted, or else the whole face prognathous.  There were so many sugar-loaf heads, moon-faces, slit mouths, lantern-jaws, and goose-bill noses that one might imagine a malicious jinn had amused himself by casting human beings in a set of skew-molds discarded by the Creator.