The Holbrook news., 1910-07-01
BASED ON PAST PROGRESS.
Great Has Been Development and Many Achievements Can Be Ex- pected Before the Year 2oOO.

the happenings and progress made from year to year to the present tims, it stands out clear and plain that much can be expected during the twentieth century. but 1t is up to him who can read the future to put his anticipa- tions into words The following are a few of the developments that have been scheduled by such one. and it will doubtless be the unanimous hope of all that his capacities for penetrar- ing the future are clear:
 Cure fo, cancer
 Discovery south pole.
 Prevent or cure insanity.
 Influence sex by parental treatment
 Create living organismz by artificial means.
 Monograph records substitute for letter
 Rational clothing reform. health. comfort. durability only considera- tions.
 Settle question of communication with Mars. Wonderful astronomical discoveries.
 Power of mind over matter a prac- tical science devoid of superstitious clements.
 United States constitution rewritten. providing improved means for conser- vation of original democratic princi- ples
 Marvellous progress in transporta- tion. largely aerial: airships and diri- gible balloons crossing oceans and con- tinents in remarkable time Racing planes make five miles pei minute Inland waterways carry slow freight by improved methods Monorail sup plants two tracks. Electricity re- places steam Convenient. economical city traffic system broadens city areas. opening suburban lands to household CTS. Pneumatic tubes for mails. and express Horses curiosities Automo piles relegated to short distance bur den bearing. Ocean steamers for freight, improvement toward speed rather than size
 Produce rainfall at will.
 Temper gold and copper.
 Roads of nation paved.
 Conservation of suns heat and pow
 Cure for and elimination of tuber- culosis.
 Development psychic research with fraud eliminated.
 Movements for universal language. universal religion. universal money
 Non-existence of blindness by elim- mating causes except accidents.
 Construction largely of concrete and metal or newly discovered materials. Electricity will move worlds wheels Later radio-aciivity may substitute.
 Terrors of war so multiplied by death dealing inventions. chances O. war minimizcd
 Utilization of all energy. reducing consumption Of wood and coal Many fuel substitutes.
 Population Of United States based on present ratio or increase. 1.3l7547. 900 at opening Of Iwenty-first century
 Rational diet with greatly redureG consumption of matter with increased nourishment from proper masticatipn and choice of foods
 Machine, largely substituting man ual energy will promote pursuit of finer arts and sciences. give ample oo- portunity for relaxation and amuse- ment; emancip3tc wagr slaves. Three hour work day predicted
 Se;. water for irrigation
 Photographs in natural colors.
 Women's political equality.
 Government control Of corporations Animated pictures in natural colors, transmitted by wireless.
 Substitution of heavier metals with aluminium. etc.
 Natural colors reproduced in news paper pictures.
 Reduction or elimination all forms Of gambling. including stocks
 General acceptance of public owner ship or control of public utilities.
 Government operation banking sys- tenn. elimination of private banks. Postal savings banks.
 Moral. intellectual and economical awakening in dark sections of Africa, China a world power.
 Beautiful and healthful cities. offer ing with homes and work places all forms Of free amusement. culture and recreation.
 Greater premium on brains with cor responding decrease in respect for DO sition not gained by individual achieve ment.
 Revision judicial system. deciding causes on improved scientific plan. in- surfing equal justice Pathological and psychological treatment for criminals Crime reduced.
 Due to universal education, with es- pecial reference to hygiene, doctors and drugs be largely eliminated; aver