Evolution and Faith Debate Recurs in Public Sermon
The speaker argues science does not undermine religion and defends evolution as a natural process aligned with faith. He cites Galileo, witches, thunder, and chloroform to show scientific advances rarely erode belief, instead clarifying truths. He separates physical origins from spiritual meaning, urging faith remain intact amid scientific progress.
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Kellyton Low
Tennessee
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Jong
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Tunity
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Beautiful
U S Gas Consumption Led World in Use
A July 14 report from Washington cites a Commerce Department survey showing the United States consuming about 69.3 gallons per year per person, far ahead of the United Kingdom and China. The piece also discusses American gasoline production rising from 146,? to 9,000,000 gallons in 2124, and then digresses into a lengthy philosophical sermon on faith and science without a clear connection to the data.
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America
Washington
United States
Ugland Wu
Chine Mee
Pinchot Extends Power Campaign Across Districts
Governor Pinchot expands his Giant Power plan nationwide by sending the Pennsylvania anti power survey to members of Congress. The plan aims to provide abundant cheap electricity through large central stations while limiting monopoly power and ensuring fair rates for all users.
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Congress
Harrisburg
Pinchot
United States
Congresamon
America
Adl Plains
Infalibility in Modern Prophecy Denounced in Fragmentary Text
A fragmentary discussion argues that modern prophets claim infallibility on all topics, presenting dozens of daily dogmas and asserting origin, creation, and authority beyond interpretation. It notes encounters with such figures in everyday places, from streets to workshops, and distant quiet corners.
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Fragmented sermon critique echoes amid archaic religious rhetoric
A dense antiquated discourse criticizes false prophets and demonic influence, contrasting salvation through Christ with warnings of damnation. It weaves biblical imagery from the Deluge to Sedam and Gomor, depicting sin as a burden and urging faithful endurance amid decay.
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Gomor
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Syorst
Watchman Dies After Explosion On River Barge
A violent blast on a river barge caused a fire and major damage. Fire and explosion injuries were reported among crew and nearby workers as authorities investigated the gasoline and oil leak. Firefighting crews and police cordoned off the area around the docks and bridges while news crews and bystanders observed.
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Stramems Strahan Deabo Halupax Night Rescue
A garbled report tells of a troubling incident tonight at a location labeled the Ahoale. Responders attempted a rescue but faced repeated unsuccessful efforts while attempting to aid the wounded or trapped. Rehan Toe and Push Hei are named in the confusion as involved parties or observers.
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England Probes High Food Prices in Parliament
England considers a permanent body to monitor food prices as prices stagnate despite criticis of distribution methods. Premier Baldwin says a food council will study prices and report findings. measures already target storage data and government statistics to control costs amid housing and unemployment unrest.
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London
England
Stanley Baldwin
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Eall
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Thy
Dayton Monkeys and Scopes debate stir rural audience
In Sequatchie valley citizens at an open air meeting near 29 miles from the Scopes scene, speakers assailed outsiders and journalists as bigots while denouncing evolution. Bryan and pastors linked the trial to Christian faith as Coolidge receives the Scopes controversy in Swampscott.
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Oper
Scopes
Tepe News Seribes
Scope
Christ
God
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Evolution
Swampscott
Mase
Illness Fatal Yet Long Service of Cardinal Begin
The obituary recounts Cardinal Begin rising from early vows and Catholic studies to lead the Quebec archdiocese. It notes his 21 years of teaching, Vatican favor, and ascent to bishop of Chivnutilng, later becoming cardinal, then archbishop of Quebec, emphasizing his parish visits and commitment to church promotion.
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Little Seminary
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Atand
Laval Normal School
Chicoutimnd
Carolina
Begin
The
Royal Society of Canada
Canada
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Vaal University
Montross
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Vatican
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Vishon
Wasehi Vend
Gneann
Cyrene
Feavherein
Archdincese
America
Alin
Foreign investments pour into fields abroad in six months
The Commerce Department estimated American investments flowing into foreign fields at 662.6 million dollars for the first half of 1926, raising total American investments abroad to about 9.5 billion. In Dagestan Hasav-Yurt district of the Caucasus turmoil damaged crops, killed twelve cattle, wiped out flocks of chickens, and injured forty villagers.
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Foreien Felde
Commerce Department
Moscow
Hasav-Yourt
Daghes
Caucasia
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