Out of Jungle Comes New Light On Evolution Idea
London dispatch reports Africa native belief that apes are descended from man as a corrective view to traditional evolution theory. Frank Worthington cites widespread native conviction from Zambesi to Congo that monkeys were once men who became lazy and forest dwelling, leading to hair and nakedness. A Stockton England note adds frost prevention by electric heating tested successfully.
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Ford's Mechanical Cow Vision Strikes a Snag
In Nebraska and across the corn belt, Henry Ford's plan for a mechanical cow producing synthetic milk hit resistance. Farmers defend the traditional dairy cow as essential, while agricultural experts caution about the impact on the farming system.
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Farmer Sees Greater Return From Dairy Over Wheat
Economist McKelvie defends Ford interview claiming farmers spend twenty days on crops and rest tending cows calling the claim erroneous. He praises dairy output as the most stable and profitable farm product and notes calf clubs promote dairy profits for farmers' children. During a county tour he found a lingering issue in the area.
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