College Professor Denies The Bible
Northwestern University professor Charles W. Pearson writes The Carpenter Prophet denying the virgin birth miracles resurrection and ascension and arguing Jesus was human yet divinely thoughtful. Publication stalled as the manuscript circulates among friends and a Chicago publisher paused for corrections.
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Northwestern University
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Carpenter Prophet
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Chicago
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Christ
Jehovah Appears Four Times in Esther, Ewald Claims
Rev John A Ewald of Norwood near Cincinnati read a paper at a ministers meeting in Cincinnati on Is the Word Jehovah to Be Found in the Book of Esther He argued the Hebrew form appears but not in English and that the word is present four times in the English text as an asorostic.
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John A. Ewald
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Post Office Policy Allows Third Class Mail Content Descriptions
A Cincinnati firm mailed a third class parcel to Louisville with a visible description on the envelope. The recipient paid an extra fifty three cents under prior rules. Due to frequent complaints the rule has been changed to permit describing contents as photo book or printed matter on the wrapper.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Carpenter and Detroit woman wed in Lorain couple’s detour
Just before noon Thursday Mr. T. E. Wilson of Lorain and Mrs. Belknap of Detroit boarded a street car to Cleveland. In Cleveland they sought a preacher and, after delays and a missing license, returned to Elyria where Justice Lord united them as Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Both were 64 and from Lorain.
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Elyria
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Carpenter
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Justice Lord
Local notices and community events in Olmsted area
Mr H Holter accepts a traveling sales position with Whittlesey Optical in Cleveland and plans northern Ohio travel with several home nights weekly. A small fire at B G Green's East Rosin Street caused about 100 dollars damage, insured, from a faulty flu. Chris McDermost of Watlington speaks for Board of Commerce banquet next Monday night. Sam Squire opposes a central heating plant, citing his own store's system. Professor King spoke at Olivet College Day of Prayer. F H Maddock sold nearly 200 tickets to Cleveland opera, two special cars Saturday. Zona Rawson died from appendicitis after hospital surgery. he was 19. Mrs Amelia Gates sues for divorce from Arthur Gates, seeking child custody. Southern Pacific plans to bridge Great Salt Lake with Union Pacific aid. 23 miles long with 25 million dollars in Central lines work to begin.
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East College Street
Whittlesey Optical Ob
Cleveland
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Ohio
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East Rorsin Street
Chris. McDermost
Watlington
Board of Commerce
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Laylin
Columbus
Norwalk
Wall
Sam Squire
North Main Street
King
Olivet College
F. H. Maddock
Cleveland Opera House
Sir Henry Irving
Zona Rawson
Huron Street Hospital
Clyde
Pyle
Claim Promptly Paid by Lorain Steel Co Beneficial Association
Letter from Wm. Kinnamon Admr. of Albert J. Gatchell estate thanks Lorain Steel Co Beneficial Association for paying a 31,000 draft on the life policy of Albert J. Gatchell killed at Lorain plant. Commends honorable settlement of funeral expenses and wishes continued success to the association and manager.
Longevity Trends in Families Highlight Biometrika Study
Observations on handed down longevity show older siblings often live longer than younger, with about four extra years on average. Biometrika analyses using 1000 cases from the Society of Friends reveal eldest members living longer, while birth intervals influence expected lifespans. The report also notes presence of mind in emergencies and promotes the four act detective drama Caught in the Web opening February 8 at the opera house.
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Mary Beeton
Cambridge
Karl Pearson
London
Biometrika
Society of Friends
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Opera House
Safety devices and rail safety standards in New York
A report indicates that only sixteen passengers died out of 81 909 000 carried in New York state, suggesting railroad travel is very safe. However 260 employees were killed and 766 injured, implying room for improvement in safety devices to protect trainmen from injury.
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