Final Letter on Religion and Science Contends with Faith and Reason
A correspondent argues that religion and science do not inherently align. He cites Paley and Lord Kelvin, notes scientists opposing creationism, and defends reading diverse works while condemning harsh judgments on faith. The writer asserts innocence suffers from dogma and declines further reply to Mr. Holland.
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Canon Barnes
Spencer
Spinoza
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Mill
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Thales
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Linnaens
Lamarck
Curier
Huxley
Helmholtz
Charles Lyell
Lord Kelvin
Paley
Christ
Department of Knowledge
Holland
Wellington Trotting Club to stage record prize meeting
The Wellington Trotting Club plans a classic two day meeting on September 11 and 12 with a prize purse of 760 pounds, led by a 300 pound Saturday handicap and a 75 pound nature day event. Secretary contact details are available as entries close September 9 and programmes are circulating.
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Wellington Trotting Club
Wellington
Canterbury
Greg Knight
Ampworth
Grey Knight
Coollo
Fart Liddell
Parkes
W. 10
McMillan
Mediterranean
Caulfield
Jupiter
Minteraee
Dundalk
Palbi
Roisel
Silver Heart
Berrinbo
Cultivation and civic pride for Australian country towns
The author argues for vast change to boost country towns through cultivation of maize wheat and cotton, urging stronger ties among country press town businessmen and primary producers. It warns of apathy in capital cities and calls for a united rural spirit to advance all districts, not just crowded cities.
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Australia
America
Commanding Success in the Country Essay Argument
A country facing wealth and progress requires planning and local effort. The author urges stronger backing for the country press and self-recognition by citizens. He cites Australia’s potential and calls on towns to take initiative and sustain country life through diligent work and community responsibility.
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Australia
Johnny
Land Sale Market Trends Reported By Pitt Son and Badgery
Last week's sales progressed satisfactorily amid open market conditions with signs of price hardening for finer items. French competition remains key, American demand strengthens suitable lines, and Japanese interest grows boosting mid grade realizations. Yorkshire makers exit market due to labor troubles, impacting overall demand and supply dynamics.
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Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd
Yorkshire
Wool market auctions resume in August after slow trade
The Bradford wool trade reports unfavourable conditions with lower yaw material costs. Continental demand lags aside from France, and Germany’s purchasing, hoped to rise, could stabilize the market. No sales this week. auctions to resume in the second week of August with expected clearances similar to the past two weeks.
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Bradford
France
Germany
Snacky Slogan Sparks Tea Fight Over Flavor Pledge
In a noisy public notice style snippet readers see faulty OCR about a new tea called "Ladies' Tan" gaining recognition. It mentions extra quality, marketing claims, and cash coupons offered in exchange. The fragment hints at tea flavor debates and promotional trials.
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Foubt
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Toohey
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