Evolution debate frames faith and freedom in Dayton trial
A national convention hosts a misdemeanor trial on evolution with clergy and lawyers in attendance. The essay defends free inquiry, cites Kreutzer Sonata, compares religions, and recounts early Christian history confronting Roman rule. It argues the spread of Christianity grew without force and persists through eras.
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Faith and law in Scopes trial era teachings
The article argues that the Scopes trial centers on religion and evolution rather than mere creed. It critiques prosecutions and defenses for elevating terms over truth, notes Supreme Court authority, and discusses related political and legal tensions surrounding publicity and justice. It also references Teapot Dome, Fall, Sinclair, and Doheny, with commentary on judicial restraint and public interest.
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Scopes
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Neal
Stewart
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Supreme Court of the State
Supreme Court of the United States
Administration of Justice
Colby
Court of Justice
Kennedy
Wyoming
Teapot Dome
Transcontinental Trading Company of Canada
Sinclair
Doheny
Summer Underwear Shortage Signals Shifting Habits
Reported mild shortage of summer underwear reflects men changing more often, with healthfulness, comfort, showers, and athletics driving the trend. Men increasingly treat summer undergarments as essential as handkerchiefs and hosiery.
Diverse 1930s musings mix faith science and politics
A fragmented column surveys religion, Darwinism, influenza, alcohol, and world affairs with stray reflections on biblical quotes, prohibition, aviation, and British politics. The author cites figures from Germany, Russia, and Britain, noting cultural tensions and social issues while sprinkling cultural commentary and hopes for progress.
New York Artist Family Fights Decades of Change
By OG McIntyre New York July 12 A family clings to a historic Greenwich Village dwelling as modern towers and beehives rise nearby The aging residents resist daily news and new acquaintances while a painter and writer among them juggles dual arts The tale ends with a strange blend of nostalgia and survival amid urban renewal.
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Wigtham
Huriinng
Jinkyong
Washingtonian notes cosmopolitan bookshops in a city
A correspondent in Washington observes a bustling, cosmopolitan atmosphere with bustling bookstores such as Brentano’s in New York, foreign language windows, and listings of works by Anatole France and Bob Fitzgerald. The piece discusses library access, broad readership, and the allure of imported literature for travelers and locals alike.
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Charleston
Brentano's
New York
Ita
Christ
Just Folks in Edgar A Guest Poem Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment titled Just Folks appears to present a verse by Edgar A Guest. It hints at themes of cleverness and pride, with lines about a trickster and social perception, though many words are garbled. The readable portions show a reflective, moral tone consistent with Guest’s poetry.
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Janice
Inteli Gunce
Judie Gary
Ates
New York for the Visitor on Atlantic City Beach
A first person tour of Atlantic City describes its mix of beauty and ugliness, carnival attractions, Steeplechase rides, and busy boardwalk life. The writer notes curious scenes, dogs on the beach, and social contrasts, while recalling amusing incidents and local characters.
Two Clever Burrows in Prairie Dog Town Tale
Old Man Badger tells Peter Rabbit a fable on teamwork. Two coyotes, hunting together, outwit prairie dogs by coordinating ambushes. The tale emphasizes that a pair can outperform a lone hunter, as one coyote waits while the other penetrates the town then everyone retreats to safety. Peter reflects on the moral, acknowledging shared effort beats solitary action.
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Digger
Prairie Dog Town
Peter
Toole
Badger
Coyote
Jane
Wim
Realdy
Mrs. Fox
Irving
Johnny Ghuck
Hadser Digrer
Groniuns
Koeuass
Wratrle Dome
Connright
TW. Burgers
BITS OF STATE HISTORY From E WEREDITE 1860s Clarksburg
In May 1860s Confederate troops encamped near Grafton and Wheeling garrisoned Union forces. Two Confederate companies arrived in Clarksburg boosting about 70 men under Turner Lewis Lews and Cooper. Union captains Moore and Vance displayed strength, causing Confederates to retreat to their positions. Atlantic City described as ideal for invalids with hotels shops and steel piers along a bustling oceanfront. Copyright 1926 United States and Canada.
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Clarksburg
Romine Abia
N. A. ‘Turner
Norval Lewis
Hugh H. Lews
W. P. Cooper
A. O. Moore
A. C. Vance
Atlante
Courag
The Day in Washington and Maritime Dispatches
Secretary Kellogg remained at his duties as the site department. The treasury announced dispatch of the rum fleet off New York. The I C C refused to revise fruit rates from California. The first famous Belgian actor to play in America was George Frederick Cook, who arrived in 1811. The original charter of Dennayle vauia, Sivantha people by William Penn in 1882, recently wrought 21 500 at 140 action.
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Dennayle Vauia
Sivantha Peole
Wm. Penn
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