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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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11 rh : a 111 s 41 A New Personality in Ohio Politics.... 43 \ Mooney The Disease-Carrying House-Fly 44 By Daniel D. Jac kson • n\. What the Railroads are Doing to Open Up Newfoundland 49 By Sir Edward Morris .rations 56 64 65 Cancer as Known To-Day By E\ vc Levin Live Stock and Land Values By A. G. Leonard The Los Angeles Aqueduct By ;oseph Barlow Ltppincott r illustrations The Case of Paladino 74 By Joseph Tastrow11. trations The Coming Crisis in China S> By Adachi Kjnnosi Reducing Interest Rates on Savings De ss Bv John Har^i s Run u Irrigation Securities and the Investor. . .By E (1. Hopsok Leading Articles of the Month : Fi iends ind the Child-Labor Problem Prii Method of In (ruction the A on rii an Cheap ^ Modern $ ... Mr. Roosevelt on B es in i-SpeakiiII ■ i on to the Crown ■ r Women in A lia. . ..< \\ aiwupu\ I. t in I- r < I I the War (loud in Europe land Its< nony 90 93 94 9799 Hill Mil 103105107108109III) 11! 115116 117 I IS ■ I HI Ml V H W Ol IM.IIU, m,
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! \ PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND MAYOR GAYNOR As the) appeared on il>< .) l tl><- M.nors arreting to the returning tia\c day, June 18, at the Battery, New York THE AMERICAN Review of Reviews Vol. XLII NEW YORK, JULY, 1910 No. 1 THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD . „ The hrst half of the year igio. Another . , - . Half-rear crowded as it nas been witn manymatters of interest and momentfrom day to day. has been more than usuallyfree from events that mark epochsin the move-ment of history. Thus far 1910 has been ayear of orderly progress in the United States.- has finished its long term, and itsmembers are glad to be in their respectiveStates and districts once more, many of themhaving critical situations to face in politic-.lent Taft is obtaining some recreation atrly, Ma—., although be will not be re-strained from keeping van ments indifferent parts of the country, his greatest pas-sion being for travel. Economii conditionsare t -illiant as had been predi< ted a yearbut threviewofreviewsw42newy

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