Word: darwins
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Darwin may be right...
...composed of Benjamin Clark Boeckeler of St. Louis, Mo.; Milton Henry Clifford of Bangor, Me.; Lawrence Coolidge of Boston; Joshua Raynolds Dean of Cohasset; William Partridge Ellison of Newton; John Monteith Gates of Elyria, O.; Courtlandt Sherrington Gross of West Newton; Austin Lamont of New York City; John Darwin Leekley of Muskogee, Okla., Carl Melville Lindner of Medford; Roger Magoun of Boston; John Newbold Robinson of Wakefield, R. L.; John Opdyke Rosecrans of Milwaukee, Wis.; Richard Sanders Scott of Wellesley; George Putnam Sturgis of Milton; Benjamin Eugene Swede of Conshohocken, Pa.; William Ullman of New York City; and Cecil Irton...
...classic. La Duchesse de Reville personifies common sense and defiance of convention. La Comtesse de Ceran typifies coldness, severity, and conventionality. These roles are played by Miss Ethel Thayer and Miss Emily Sears respectively. Lucy Watson, played by Miss Mary Otis, is an English girl who quotes Hunter and Darwin profusely and publicely, desiring to pass as a member of the "intelligensia...
...conclusion is plain. Only those discoveries will be made which are in accord with the doctrines of the church, and if any discoveries do not agree with church tenets, it is a plain mandate to change the beliefs of the church to accord with the new revelations. If Darwin had only employed such methods, the theory of evolution would doubtless be taught now in all Sunday schools...
Cane's chief interest in life was not groceries. It was science. Through the long suburban evenings, he burned the oil of his lamp over Flammarion and Darwin, mentally roving the ages and the heavens, weaving complicated theories of Alan and his motives, Science and its future...