Scientists Declare Banning of Evolution Would Bring Chaos
Dayton Tenn July 20 eight learned men from America’s temples of knowledge filed affidavits in the Scopes trial record to prove evolution and reconcile it with divine creation. They argue the Bible is a historic document and that life on earth arose through gradual growth, not instantaneous creation, citing vast scientific data and fossil evidence.
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Apostles of Learning Brother
Scopes
John T. Raulaton
Cohona
A&p
Men of Science
Europe
Rocky Mountains
New Jersey
Tennessee
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Mississippi River
Cairo
Iha
New Orleans
New England
Wartiora
Conn
St Johnsburgh
Mediterranean
Mesopotamia
Jesus of Nazareth
Metcalf Sees No Conflict Between Bible and Evolution
Maynard M Metcalf former head of the Zoological department at Oberlin College says there is no conflict between evolution and the Bible though literalist interpretations are insulting to God and human intelligence. He argues fundamentalists misrepresent revelation and hinder mankind from new understanding of God’s word.
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Maynard M Metcalf
Zoglogost
Zoological Department
Oberlin College
Curtis Defends Evolution as Historical Fact and Darwin's Role
University of Missouri zoologist Dr Winter ton C Curtis outlines evolution as a historical sequence supported by overwhelming evidence. He discusses cosmic, geologic, and organic evolution, Darwin's twofold achievements, natural selection, and the unity of man with general life progression, while contrasting creation accounts with scientific inquiry.
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Winterton C. Curtis
University of Missouri
Curtis
Beief
Newman Evolution Essence of Change in World View
Dr Horatio Hackett Newman of the University of Chicago argues evolution is the philosophy of change. He asserts that accepting a changing world makes evolution essential, citing extensive biological evidence and similarities between humans and other animals, while contrasting with creationist views.
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Newman
Horatio Hackett Newman
University of Chicago
de. Newman
Cole States Human Evolution Link Through Animal Resemblance
Dr. Fay Cooper Cole of the University of Chicago argues that evolution is the best explanation for life’s diversity. He notes man closely resembles anthropoid apes in bones and organs, shares a common precursor with primates, and that fossil finds support gradual human development over immense time.
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Fay Cooper-Cole
University of Chicago
Dr. Cole
Biologiat Ang Grologist
Cole
Nelson Says Tennessee Rocks Give Evidences of Evolution
Wilbur A. Nelson state geologist of Tennessee and future head of Virginia geology outlines that Tennessee’s rock layers record life from earliest times to today. He notes the Mississippi basin’s historical shifts, fossil progression, and argues geology teaching requires the theory of evolution in Tennessee and beyond.
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Nelson
Tennessee
Wilbur A. Nelson
Department of Geology
University of Virginia
State Geologics of Virginia
Mississippi River
Cairo
Mississippi Valley
Lipman outlines soil, plants, and life story in evolution
Dr Jacob G Lipman of the College of Agriculture and New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station discusses the link between soils plants and animals in organic evolution. He notes bacteria fuel life and nutrient cycles as grades of life form to explain genesis of soil and genetics shaping crops and livestock.
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Jacob G. Lipman
College of Agriculture
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Dr Lipman
Dr. Lipman
Man Hag
Judd Foresees Great Disaster When Law Supersedes Science
Charles Hubbard Judd of the University of Chicago warns that turning education policy over to legislatures rather than science threatens national disaster. He argues evolution is the fundamental basis for understanding human institutions and that psychology cannot be taught adequately without evolving concepts.
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Judd
Charles Hubbard Judd
School of Education
University of Chicago
Mather urges balance of evolution and faith for Christians
Harvard geology chair Karl F. Mather argues that evolution and Christianity need not oppose each other. He says scientific facts about natural law and evolution cohere with religious belief and that a theistic view deepens knowledge of God. He urges that religion and science both inform moral law and spiritual reality.
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Karlen F Mather
Department of Geology
Harvard University
Mr Mather
Baptist Church
Newton Centre
Mass
Jesus Christ
Wallace Bread Promises Safe Weight Loss Diet
An ad touts Wallace Bread as a special formula bread that helps overweight people slim down without effort. It cites a woman who lost forty pounds in about five weeks and claims many readers report losing three to four pounds weekly, praising the bread’s nutty flavor.
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Wallace
Bread That Began Scarcity Now Widely Sold
At first people in many city sections could not get the bread the notice promotes. Now nearly every locality is supplied and readers are urged to buy it now. If grocers lack the loaf, customers are asked to telephone or write for supply.
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