Dr. Spitzka, Surrounded by His Collection of Brains, Discusses the Latest Phases of Cerebral Science---No Such Thing as a „Criminal Brain Type,” He Says. New York Times, Part Three First Magazine Section, Page SM3, March 4, 1906.DISSECTING THE BRAINS OF 100 FAMOUS MEN FOR SCIENCE; The Actual Weight and Tissue of the Brain Are Significantly Correlated with Mental Superiority, Says Dr. E.A. Spitzka---The Twelve Biggest Brains in the World. New York Times Part Five Magazine Section Fashions Colleges, Page SM12 September 29, 1912., w gazetach regularnie donoszono o kolejnych wynikach pomiarów mózgowi znanych osób. W 1911 „New York Times” zamieścił relację z próby pozyskania przez Spitzkę mózgu kaszalota wyrzuconego na brzeg w Ocean CityFIGHT OVER DEAD WHALE.; Ocean City Wants Full Value for Its Visitor from the Sea. Special to The New York Times s. 12 (12 października 1911)..