Evolution and order in the universe through editorial eyes
A joint meeting of the Upper Des Moines and Corn Belt Editorial Associations reflects on evolution, Copernicus, Bruno, and Darwin as guiding principles. The piece links scientific progress to social development, noting the shift from survival of the fittest to loyalty and family as key societal strengths.
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Upper Des Moines
Corn Belt
Humbera
Upper Des Moines Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Geo. B. Roberts
Fort Dodge Messenger
U. S. Mint
Chicago
W. P. Galloway
Thomas Mc Ounn
Cherokee Times
Corn Belt Association
Geo. E. Roberta
Geo. E. Perkins
Bronx City Journal
Commercial Club
Hotel Orleans
E. W. Bachman
Sonata
Katherville
Howard Kapenot
Ner H. Johnson Elm Mockwall City Advocate
John F. Dalton
Minicinaiimn
D. Perkins
D. R
Carlaon
Estherville Enterprise
L. E. Bladine
Republic
Marathon
C. H. J. Mitchell
Tribune
Storm Lake
Ealtor
Erengeayd Cma Sagaerassnacneg
Ingham
Dew Moines Register
Daly ‘Bingham
Copernicus
Iman
Bruno
Europe
Ryndall
Rome
Jesus of Nazareth
Facta
Copernicua
Galileo
Kepler
Newton
Hruno
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Huxley
Tyndall
Spencer
Earth
Herbert Spencer
Helen Keller
Shakespeare
Emerson
Lankestar
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Department of Natural History
British Museum
Professor Lankeatar
John Fiske
Indian
The Evolution of Society Lecture Preview
A fragment of an address by Ba aera before an editorial audience hints at a venturesome exploration of the evolution of society. The speaker notes about three quarters of an hour for the talk and outlines a broad inquiry into social development.
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E. Robber
Ba Aera Beforg Editorial
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