Missing Link Rebuttal Ends Darwin Debate with Java Find
R A Radford M A notes a landmark shift in science as fossil remains from Java are hailed as the missing link uniting man with ape ancestry. The article recounts Darwin’s theory, the long search, and Haeckel's assertion that monophyletic origin is established.
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Designati Ag
Dring
Java
Thia
Ceres
la Ubour
Wanae
Cambridge Congress of Zoology
Haeckel
Jena
Earth
Christ
R. A. Radford, M. A
Great Wealth of Queen Victoria Revealed in History Piece
Edgar Fawcett in Collier's Weekly notes Queen Victoria's vast private wealth beyond royal revenue. He cites yearly sums for Prince Albert's widow pension, Duchess of Kent's estate, jewel collections, and Windsor's untaxed wealth. The piece contrasts royal riches with US president's income.
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England
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Windsor Castle
London
Buckingham Palace
United States
Windsor
Prince of Wales
Edgar Fawcett
Collier's Weekly
Millionaire Reporter Colonel Phelps Heads Dorang Journal
Colonel Sheffield Phelps, owner of the Dorang Journal, once the richest reporter in America, built a leading state paper with a multi million fortune inherited from his father. He faced libel suits but won in court, earning influence in Fludgen county with backing from Governor Voorheen. His Palisades estate spans over 3,000 acres valued at about 3 million for building.
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Dorang Journal
America
Philadelphia Evening Post
William Walter Phelps
Fludgen County
Voorheen
Griggs
New York City
Palisades
Amerca
Phelps
Not at Issue Dispute Sparks Courtroom Exchange
The exchange features a sharp dispute between lawyers with the court urging focus on the case. The dialogue emphasizes contention over the points at issue and the legal battle unfolding before the judge.
Two Dogs of High Degree at Morgan Kennels on the Hudson
The Morgan kennels on the Hudson reveal a world of high bred dogs from Great Danes to toy spaniels. The piece highlights poisonings and burglar alarms, the breed variety including mastiffs bloodhounds St Bernards and fox terriers, and notes the belief that Great Danes and English terriers embody strength and gentleness, while many toy breeds are prized for beauty and charm.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Hudson River
United States
Hudson
Morgan
Aittle
Mr. Morgan
Miss Morgan
Germany
Bismarck
Gould
Egir
Prince of Wales
St. Bernardx
Switzerland
England
Huntsman
Dude
Wagerish
Bowdair
Newcastle
Charles
Ruby
Blenheim
Prince Charles
Oilette dress for a young miss described in detail
A vintage sewing description outlines a camel hair serviceable dress for a young miss Ig maite. It covers a fitted bodice with oxblood silk trim, fringe edging, velvet accents, and a tight skirt with back plaits. Advice favors sturdy lining and all braid trim for durability and economy.
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Ig Maite
Halloween Eve Fashion Features Lace Tunics And Satin
Cows alongside Halloween style notes describe lace tunics draped over gowns. Tunics in lace with satin brocade skirts create a deep yoke silhouette. Details mention black satin belts and ruffled lace necks, noting lace tunics’ versatility for reviving faded gowns.
Boy Awarded A Fort For Loss Of Limbs
An eight year old, Olin t Schwartz, received 21000 in a court award from Judge Kavanaugh for a street car accident two years earlier. He played in front of 442 Jefferson Street with other children this morning, his artificial limbs not hindering his games.
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Olint Schwartz
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