South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
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peth I'D cHarse OF q N'is son
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almost groVeling servilty. tut one
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soHlelh4As p"'eII anu SeNi
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suppose there - no iohser ans
DOUBT aOouL the Iact tnal houiil'il'
vas one OF tllose sleelil'-o liuiiI'',l
lhIeilsehees VINO SOM ll'lies dPpe1i
In the word: ana by tHe'F immense
conceptions d"ari an human mo"
edge-a sort OF mehI9I monster t''dI
we feel nature mas no rlght q" pro
dUce. Lord bayiess lTuNiey saIu
tEat Rodman was four generations
IA advance OF the time and Lord
Bayless TruNley was, beyond ques-
ton. the greatest authority on
synthetic chemistry IN the WorId.
Rodman was rich and. everybody
supposed. indolent; no one ever
Jhougnt very much ABOUT nim uhtIi
he published his brochure on the
scientific manufacture or precious
stones. Then instantly everybody
with any pretenslon 10 q khoWleusc
az synthetic chemistry turned. TO-
ward MN.
The brochure startled the world.
X proposed TO ADAPT the ius'ef
and beauty OF jewels 10 commercial
uses. We were being content with
crude Imitation colors in our com
ucrcial glass. when We could quite
as easily have the actual structure
and tho actual luster OF the jewel
Fl Il. We We're painfully hunting
over the earth. and in its bowels for
q few crystals and prettily- colored
stones which we boarded and treas
ured. when in a manufacturing
laboratory wo could easily produce
them. moro perfectly than nature,
ana IN unlimited quantity.
\ow. II YOU want 20 understand
what am printing here about Rod
man. you must think abou. this
.Lins az a scientific possibility and
not rs fantastic notion Take. to-
example Rodman's address before
tlz Sorhorre- or his report 20 'the
lutcrCatonal Congress OK Science ~
Edinburgh, and you VIII begin 20 see
what mean. The ~ @ il e
Giovanni who was delegate TO
that congress, ana Pastreaux. sa!l
that the only thing ~ the way OF an
actual practical realization OF what
Nodman outlined was the formulate.
- Eodmau could work out the for
Tu.ae. iewei-stu0 could be produced
IS cheapiy IA glass. and IN any GUAM
;.ty--hy the carload Imagine it;
sheet ruby sheet emerald, all tine
beauty and lustsr OF Jewels in tho
windows q the corner drugstore,
Ard there ia auotac- thing that !
"aut you 20 think about Thirk
co.ut tls immense destruction ct
r-.la--.o- 90 us. so greatly. FOR our
stocks OF precious stones are not
bat the things mean. Dract--
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