Missing link idea challenged by Dr Spillman
Dr William J Spillman of the National Academy of Sciences argues the missing link is not yet evolved and humans will only progress when governed by reason not emotion. He outlines stages of human tool use, fire, writing, navigation, science and a future global age of reason with unified language and no nations.
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William Jasper Spillman
National Academy of Sciences
Columbus
Copernicus
NEA Service, Inc
War cry debate tests dignity of 360th Infantry insignia
United Press reports controversy over the battle cry Hell's Fire and a Fuzzy O used by the 360th Infantry in France. Major J Burkett defends the cry as breath of fighting spirit while critics say it lacks dignity and clarity in the regiment's new coat of arms.
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France
360Th
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Pruddler Quits Smoking on Family Doctor Advice
In Berlin Nagels Lustige Welt notes Pruddler gave up smoking following his doctor’s advice, at his wife’s request and by his mother-in-law’s command. The lighthearted item reflects domestic pressures influencing health choices.
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Rich blood power via S.S.S. advertised for nerves and strength
An advertisement urges stronger nervous system and vitality by boosting red blood cells with S.S.S. since 1826. It claims blood purification and building effects, easing run-down feelings, skin issues, rheumatism, and muscle strength with purely vegetable ingredients.
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S.S.S
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