Evolution Self-Taught by Frank Thone PhD
A condensed series note on evolution arguing Darwin’s ideas arise from everyday observation. The author urges readers to study natural facts in backyards and local woods rather than rely on authority, presenting examples from limbs, skin, milk, and egg mechanisms across vertebrates to illustrate underlying patterns and variations.
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Tolerant but Determined Is Tennessee's Attitude
Memphis July 9 on the eve of the Scopes trial residents voice a mix of steadfast faith and cautious openness. The piece notes Christian sentiment dominates the state against teaching evolution while rejecting coercion, with Memphis professionals and clergy expressing measured, tolerant views on science and religion amid the Dayton controversy.
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Tennessee
Jack Lat
Coryright
Memphis Tenn
Tenneabee
Tennessee Parasians Are No More Excited About the Scopes Trig Than New York
California
Dayton
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Werther
Memphis
Teaching of Darwinian Theory Dates Back Years
New York July 9 AP The age old effort to define truth revived as Professor John T Sospes Tennessee evolutionist faced trial for teaching Darwinian theory in public schools. Histories stretch from Plymouth Rock to the Christian era, linking to disputes between Modernists and Fundamentalists and echoing early church and colonial era heresy cases. The piece traces past trials and key figures across centuries, noting church authorities, trials, suspensions, and debates shaping religious and scientific contention.
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New York
John T Sospes
America
Plymouth Rock
Scopes
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Cleveland
Wiliam Montgomery ‘Brown
Arkinsis
Charles A Briggs
New York City
Geneal Assembly
Richard Heber Newtor
David Swing
Chicago
Sarah B Cooper
San Francisco
Gam Birmer
Horace Bushnell
Hartford Conn
Philip Schaaf
German Reformed Church
Mercersburge
Lyman Beeche
Henry Wardeecher
Cincinnati
Alpert Barnes
Harvard College
Samuel Gorton
Wag
England
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Massachusets
Gortons
Flymouth
Newport
Rhodeslind
Boston
Fire Loss Tops Half Million In Two Norwalk Fires
Norwalk has suffered 400 109 dollars in fire losses after two major blazes within two months. The Crofut and Knapp hat plant fire in Water Street cost about 100 000, and the Mercantile block fire on South Main Street is estimated at 310 000. New owners plan a large garage and a factory on the Crofut and Knapp site, while the Mercantile block will be rebuilt as a three story structure with tapestry brick front. Insurance adjusters study continues as Norwalk nears potential rate benefits from re rating, division B.
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Arthur Terris
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John Keogh
Robert Joseloft
Three Nominees Named For Kiwanis Vice-President Post
At yesterday's luncheon three candidates were put forward to fill the Kiwanis vice-presidency. William B Griffin Ralph E McEldowney and Bert Crump tops the field and will be on the ballot next week's meeting. Walter M Redfield resigned the office due to business pressure.
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Kiwanis Club
William B Griffin
Ralph E McEldowney
Bert Crump
Walter M Redfield
Sergeant Lynehan's Wife Recovers After Operation at Bridgeport
Mrs Walter Lynehan wife of the state police sergeant in charge of the Westport barracks is reported resting comfortably and said to have undergone a successful operation for appendicitis at Bridgeport Hospital yesterday.
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Westport Barracks
Bridgejport Hospital
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