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Progress in Improvement

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 27, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 42.

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Progress in Improvement

Progress in Improvement.—It is a far cry in steamships from Hudson’s Clermont to the Mauretania, but the beginning of it all was in the first, and the conception of the first was the greatest thing after all. It is a still farther cry from the swift horse messenger to wireless telegraphy and telephony. Well did the prophet say of this “time of the end,” that “knowledge shall be increased.” Dan. 12:4. The Scientific American of September 25 is an illuminating and instructive number on progress in boats from the Half Moon to the Mauretania. Every issue of the Scientific American is good, but this is especially good.