Heralds of the morning; the meaning of the social and political problems of to-day and the significance of the great phenomena in nature .. (1909)
Tait, Asa Oscar. [from old catalog] · Mountain View, Cal., Portland, Ore. [etc.] Pacific press publishing association · leaf 89
, if brought to life now, could hardly be con-vinced that this is the planet on which they spent theirlives. Just imagine their amazement as they would viewour lightning express trains, our steamships, our elec-tric lights, electric cars, telephones, telegraphs, twine-bind-ers, sewing machines, and… … ful times in which we ^t^~# are now living? And have you not sometimes reflected on what they may signify? The Scientific American celebrated its fiftieth anniver-sary by publishing in its issue of July 25, 1896, an outlinehistory of the great advancement in the way of inventionsand discoveries…
End of the world
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