
Editorials from the Hearst Newspapers
By Arthur BrisbaneLength8h 5m
About this audiobook
'Editorials from the Hearst Newspapers' is a collection of essays written by Arthur Brisbane, famed American newspaper editor and writer. The book comprises select editorials from his stint at the Hearst Newspapers where he tackled and expressed his frank opinion on a wide range of topics, including politics, society, and human nature. These editorials serve as a reflection of the major events and societal changes during his time, providing insightful perspectives on various world issues.
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GenreOther
Length8 hrs 5 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 1, 1926
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Why Are All Men Gamblers?
2No Man Understands Iron How Can We Hope To Understand God?
3We Long For Immortal Imperfection— We Can't Have It
4Three Water Drops Converse
5Did We Once Live On The Moon? And Shall We Move On To The Sun Some Fine Day?
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6William Henry Channing's Symphony
7The Existence Of God—Parable Of The Blind Kittens
8Have The Animals Souls?
9Jesus' Attitude Toward Children A Sunday Sermon
10Study Of The Character Of God
11The Fascinating Problem Of Immortality
12Discontent The Motive Power Of Progress
13The Automobile Will Make Us More Human
14Let Us Be Thankful
15The Harm That Is Done By Our Friends
16Shall We Tame And Chain The Invisible Microbe As We Now Chain Niagara?
17The Elephant That Will Not Move Has Better Excuses Than We Have For Folly Displayed
18Let Us Be Thankful
19What Will 999 Years Mean To The Human Race
20The Azores—A Small Lost World In A Universe Of Water
21No Napoleonic Chess Player On An Air Cushion Zangwill's Idea Is False—Why Chess Playing Stunts Genius
22A Girl's Face In The Gaslight And An Important Part Of The World's Work
23The
24The Wonderful Magnet How Wild Superstition Settles Down Into Scientific Reality
25Who Is Independent? Nobody
26When We Begin Using Land Under The Oceans Big Work Ahead For Man, Kind Friends
27Where Your Body Came From Let It Be Scattered As It Was Gathered
28How Marriage Began Haphazard Reflections On Grave Topics.
29Man's Willingness To Work
30The Human Brain Beats The Coal Mines
31How The Other Planets Will Talk To Us
32Shall We Do Without Sleep Some Day?
33The Three Best Things In The World
34The Value Of Solitude
35There Should Be A Monument To Time
36A Mother's Work And Her Hopes
37Your Work Is Your Brain's Gymnasium
38The Steeple, Moving Like The Hand Of A Clock
39Cultivate Thought—Teach Your Brain To Work Early
40The Wind Does Not Rule Your Destiny
41One Of The Many Corpses In The Johnstown Mine
42Catching A Red-Hot Bolt
43The Trusts And The Union— How Do They Differ?
44France Has Learned Her Lesson
45Union Men As Slave Owners What Plans Has The Five-Dollar-A-Day Man Made To Help His Poorer Fellow-Creatures?
46Again The Limited Day's Work Wisely Handled, It Means Emancipation From Industrial Slavery.
47To The Merchants Please Listen Patiently To A Discussion Of The Labor Union From Your Point Of View.
48What About The Chinese, Kind Sir?
49150 AGAINST 150,000—WE FAVOR THE 150,000
50To-Day's World-Struggle