1910 saw the publication of G.K. Chesterton’s book What’s Wrong with the World? Leave it to Chesterton to argue for social revolution and the redistribution of wealth in defense of a young girl’s hair—you’ll have to read the book to see how that gets worked out. What I find of particular interest for my purpose today is a story involving The Times, Chesterton, and what would become the title of that book. Perhaps you know it already.