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A Biological Experiment by David H. Keller:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
Here is an exceedingly interesting story by the author of “The Revolt of the Pedestrians." Dr. Keller has
touched a subject which will be of greatest interest to every
woman.

('A Biological Experiment' by Dr. David Keller)
Is it possible to propagate the race without fertilisation?
In other words, can we raise fatherless children? Biology
teaches us that it can be done. We are not at all sure that
such a thing may not come about in the future, and while it
may not take on such proportions as outlined by the author,
still, from a scientific standpoint, it may prove a great experiment.
We urge our male readers to let their female friends read
the story. They will not regret having read it.
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an invention:
Psycho-Phone A device that recorded and played back the thoughts of the user.
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