From the January 4, 1930, issue

PILTDOWN MAN EARLIEST HUMAN

BEING

The ape-man of Darwin was read out of

man’s family tree and the dawn-man of

Sussex, older than 1,250,000 years, was

elevated to the position of man’s progenitor

by Dr. Henry Fairfield Osborn, president of

the American Museum of Natural History,

New York.

A new picture was painted by Dr. Osborn of

the earliest known creature who can be

called human.