Bishop's Bible Published In October 1568
The Bishop's Bible, a revision of the Great Bible of 1599, was published in October 1568. It was undertaken in 1668 by Archbishop Matthew Parker, eleven other bishops, and four deans and prebendaries.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
6
The Bishop's Bible, a revision of the Great Bible of 1599, was published in October 1568. It was undertaken in 1668 by Archbishop Matthew Parker, eleven other bishops, and four deans and prebendaries.
Prolific silver lode near Guanajuato Mexico known as Veta Madre discovered in 1558 fed a large portion of the world silver supply through 1800. The mine's output was a benchmark in global metallurgical trade and mining history.
The Scopes trial adjourned until Monday after clashes over defense access to testimony and cross examination rights. Clarence Darrow and other defense leaders condemned the court’s rulings as the panel sought to shield scientific theories on man’s origin from juror awareness. The courtroom remained tense as officials left to prepare the excluded testimony.
Robert W. Thompson discusses popular government, civic duty, and the need to enlighten voters. He cites biblical examples from Lystra and Galatia, urging America to revive belief in a Creator and the moral duty to think and vote. The article blends sermon notes with historical reference to churches, archaeology, and preaching perseverance.
At United Presbyterian church all services are listed for the next Lord's day with Bible school at 10 a.m. on the Gospel in Lystra, public worship at 11 a.m. on The Secret of Fruit in the Church, a Y P meeting at 7 p.m. on Great Women of the Bible led by Wm M Bailey, and junior and evening worship events with the theme The Way.
First Congregational at Fifth and Walnut invites all to Sunday worship with a 0:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11:00 a.m. sermon titled What is Right With the Church, plus 8:00 p.m. mission slide program by Mrs. Caldwell. Thursday prayer meeting at 8:30 p.m. First Presbyterian calls worship in beauty of holiness with morning subject The Forgiveness of Sins and evening Hills and Wales, with Sunday school at 9:45 for all ages and a Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. Not forsaking the assembling of yourselves is urged in this day.
The Sunday plan includes morning and evening services with a Sunday school picnic. The note mentions morning sermon themes The Need of Re-enforcement and evening sermon topics, featuring music and an orchestra. Membership is encouraged to stay loyal as plans move toward a movie event and annual fund drive.
A brief reflective note quotes Arnold Bennett about aiming to pass a full day without harboring unkind thoughts toward anyone suggesting a personal, philosophicalidle challenge.
Detroit telgrams report a second message claimed from Robert Scott saying he would surrender to Chicago authorities for the murder charge tied to Russell Scott. Miss Agnes Harmon, Windsor secretary to Russell, confirms a second telegram was filed to the father and Russell’s wife after urging Governor Small to delay execution.
DETROIT Mich The Shenandoah Kiwanis excursionists were guests of Henry Ford and the Detroit Kiwanis club today in a mid day visit highlighting industry and philanthropy.
Swampscott Mass July 17 Col Paul Henderson of Chicago resigns as second assistant postmaster general effective July 31. In his letter he is praised for his air mail development work. Henderson will retire from government to head the National Airways Corporation.
Funeral services for Edgar Johnson of 202 Linn Street were held at his late home at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev L A Spooner of the Congregational church officiating Members of the G A R and the Women’s Relief Corps attended in a body Pallbearers included Nels Nelson John Morgan O Christiansen Ed Smith A Brockett and Darrow Interment was at Atlantic Cemetery
Virginia splint coal advertised as highest grade with special price from car. Credit line cites 2016 C P Meredith and promotes trying a News Telegraph want ad for placement.
Ms Wayne Davis of J Ke ipa tient at the Atlantic hospital discharged today. Mrs Ben Weber of this city, medical patient at the Atlantic hospital, discharged today. Miss Emma Axelson Elk Heya, discharged from the Aushua hospital today. Nels Quist farmer living near the city seriously injured in a fall from a hayrack and is reported to be getting along fairly well at the Atlantic hospital.
Electric service will be off from 1 30 p m to 3 30 p m Saturday July 18 to make construction on new feeder lines in the residential part of the city. Only residents will be affected. T FE NICHOLS, Superintendent.
A young lawyer explains facial cues to gauge sincerity. A quick, abrupt smile signals insincerity while a slow fade indicates genuine feeling. Facial muscles shift gradually as genuine pleasure remains.
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