After a cursory view of TIME's summary of events, the Generous Citizen points with pride to:
The He-girls of Heidelberg. They want duelling rights. (P.9)
Trolley cars in Peking, despite the catcalls of the coolies. (P. 12)
The prolificacy of Mr. J. Haldeman-Julius. (P. 16)
The Burbank onion and potato; the giant amaryllis; the crimson winter rhubarb. (P. 20)
A cancer cure announced by a physician of the highest standing. (P.19)
Those 24 ladies of the United States who rose to the honor of courtesying to a king. (P. 8)
Dr. Welch of Baltimore. He receives the pathological and bacteriological gold-headed...
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