Evolution as an Inner Urge and Orthogenesis Debate
The piece notes Henry Fairfield Osborn’s Evolution as Result of Inner Urge, linking orthogenesis to straight-line change in species such as horses and titanotheres. It contrasts Osborn’s view with critics who cite abortive fossil horses and thero-theres and question both Darwinism and orthogenesis for lacking definite directional reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fairfield Osborn
National Academy of Sciences
Yale
South America
This Probably Was New Yorks First Roadhouse
Advertisement from May 23 178 announces Tal mage Hall on Haerlem Heights owned by Isaac Ledyard as a genteel roadhouse for town residents and travelers. It promises breakfasts dinners suppers relishes tea and punch on ten minutes notice with prompt service ample lodgings stabling and pasture. The Octagon room suits a turtle party and desserts include peaches apricots pears and berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Packet
Talmage Hall
Haerlem Heights
Isaac Ledyard
New York Sun
Cape Florida lighthouse history from 1825 to 1878
The Cape Florida lighthouse was built by the federal government in 1825-26 not of Spanish origin. It was damaged by Indians in 1836 and rebuilt 1846-47. The light was destroyed in 1861 by bandits and relit in 1866, finally discontinued in 1878 when Fowey Rocks light began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Florida
Fowey Rocks
Had Em on Wrong Limb at Club Rummage Sale
Mrs. Nitwit laughs at a tale about Miss Blank during a club rummage sale. A pair of wet stockings hung on one arm caused a memory lapse as she rushed to the meeting, forgetting they were there until arriving at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Citizenship in US and state status explained
The Constitution book notes citizenship in the United States and in a state are distinct. A District of Columbia resident may be a US citizen but not a state citizen, and some authorities dispute whether one can be a state citizen without US citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
United States
District of Columbia
The Five Ages of Man
A fragmented extract depicts five ages from a five year old boy to a sixty year old man. The exchanges show confidence in youth, evolving self sufficiency, and humility about knowledge as life broadens. The text hints at the vastness of knowledge beyond a single lifetime.
Lincoln Youth Statue to Rise at Fort Wayne This Summer
Abraham Lincoln youthful portrait to be unveiled this summer in Fort Wayne Indiana housed by the Lincoln National Life Foundation. Sculptor Paul Manship with Dr Louis A Warren has labored four years to capture Lincoln as a nineteen year old with a dog, an ax, and a hook on the pedestal. The 24 foot bronze statue will be shipped in sections after completion in Brussels and placed on a plinth with medallions signaling Lincoln's virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Wayne
Ind
Lincoln Naional Life Foundation
United States
Twen
Indiana
Pavl Manship
New York
Paris
Lincoln
Manship
Louis A. Warren
Lincoln National Life Foundation
Warren
Foundation
Ma Manship
Ohio River
Kentucky
Brussels
Paul Manship
Fort Wayne
Breakfast Drink Promoted At San Francisco Hospital
The article describes a pineapple juice beverage offered at Hahnemann Hospital in San Francisco. It claims ninety percent of patients find it palatable and superior to other fruit juices, aiding digestion and appetite, and suitable after surgeries including tonsil and abdominal procedures. It also notes benefits for mouth infections and post-extraction care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee
Hahnemann Hospital
San Francisco
Grapefruit Provides Vitamin C Power Similar to Juices
A report by Grace MacLeod and Lela Booher from Teachers College, Columbia University finds canned and fresh grapefruit have vitamin C potency about equal to lemon or orange juice and tomatoes, raw or canned. The study suggests families can substitute grapefruit for orange juice during short periods and still maintain adequate vitamin C intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Home Economics
Grace MacLeod
Lela Booher
Nutritional Laboratory of
Teachers’ College of
Columbia University
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Abe Lincoln
Miswee Tened
James M. Ward
M.D. F.acs
Wroke
Scott’s Store
Dalton, Ohio
the First Savings & Loan Company
Massillon, Ohio
Wm. Penn Valve
Camp’s
Ohio Bell & Kidron
the Gazette Office
Dalton
Ohio
Bell
Columbus
Bath
James H. Sutler
Mge
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