Bible Society reports surge in Bible output to 4.2 million copies
New York officials of the American Bible Society say despite rough year conditions, they sold and distributed 4,206,980 Bibles Testaments and portions in the past year. They printed in 68 languages or scripts including embossed types for the blind, with 333 dialects. Output per minute equals eight volumes per eight hours.
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Superintendent Fails To Obtain Needed Teachers
Samuel J. Slawson superintendent of a school district returns from Boston where he tried to hire ranchers to relieve teacher shortages. He plans Springfield trips Monday and will report to the Board of Education that evening. A physical instruction law taking effect April 1 may be discussed, along with plans for the Gow High School annex in Kosuth.
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City Hall staff hit by illnesses in the week
Five City Hall family members are reported ill including clerks Clarence E. Winton Mina Jeanette O'Brien and Mias Josephing Dwyer. Commissioner John A Laverty of the Board of Apportionment and Robert Mitzray G O F chairman of the 3rd district are also noted as sick. Assistant City Clerk Rubabere MM. Jones is listed as unwell.
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Ruabere MM. Jones
Bible distribution figures from American Bible Society
The American Bible Society reports 1,442 styles of scriptures across languages bindings and paper. They note 743,520 English Bibles and 151,562 Spanish Bibles printed, with total issues around 141,728,340 volumes since inception, averaging over 5,000 per year in the past decade.
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Princess Yolanda of Italy Prefers Quiet Home Life Over Royal Duties
In a portrait of Yolanda of Italy, the princess is described as devoted to her family and longing for a simple middle-class life. She hand-makes clothes, cooks, and toys with domestic duties, contrasting royal expectations with a “bourgeois” home setting. During the war she worked in hospitals and befriended former ambassador Thomas Nelson Page, reflecting a curious blend of royal charm and American-flavored simplicity.
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Blazing the Way to Oust The Double Standard
Washington article reports Mrs. Burnilo and Shelton Matthews of the National Woman's Party urging a single legal standard for men and women. They claim marriage alters a woman's status, government work undervalues women, and mothers lack guardianship rights in many states. The piece also satirically notes public perception of gender bias and quotes Sir Gurnee Du Maurier on a caveman joke.
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