Bible Abolishes Hell in Improved Translation
The American Baptist Publication Society publishes an Improved Bible after twenty three years of work. Scholars Bernard Taylor J R Sampey Ira Price and others revised many books altering terms like hell to underworld and whale to great fish. The edition minimizes notes and alters phrases such as baptize to immersed and Jehovah thy God. Columbus may seek a federal exhibits building at its state fair.
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New York
American Baptist Publication Society
Barnard C. Taylor
Crozer Theological Seminary
T. J. Conant
Bible Union
J. R. Sampey
D. D
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
R. Harper
University of Chicago
Ira M. Price
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Christ
John
Jesus
Galilee
Jordan
Nineveh
Jehovah
Hell
Alligators Brought to Pawnshop Then Donated to Zoo
In New York a man arrived at R. Simpsons pawnshop with three live alligators about four feet long. Clerks offered $5 each. the man accepted. The reptiles escaped briefly but were captured and sent to the city zoo by Bob Horton after involvement of Bill Snyder who quoted about ten dollars each for four footers in good condition.
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New York
R. Simpson
Bill” Snyder
Central Park
Snyder
Bob” Horton
Chauffeur Dinner Sparks Bill Dispute At Roadhouse
In a country roadhouse Warren and his wife Helen argue over a $2.80 chauffeur dinner charged to a party guest. The head waiter explains the meal was ordered by the chauffeur and served, while Warren protests the price as a hold-up and demands the proprietor address the overcharge.
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Warren
Mr. Stevens
Arren
Stevens
George
Helen
Curtis
Wren
Bill
New York Social Scene Sparks Dinner Dispute
Isabel Valle recalls New York etiquette where couples share homes yet live apart. Warren snaps at a diner bill after a lavish meal provoking embarrassment for Helen and a tense ride home as Mrs. Stevens and the chauffeur factor into the scene.
Oxford Women and Degree Rights Pending Reform
Oxford University has reformed gradually toward gender policy since 1909, but the degree question remains unresolved. The vice chancellor’s speech outlines progress and delays while critics urge action to remove hardship caused by denial of degrees. A Kansas City welfare board, since 1910, offers free legal aid to poor applicants, reflecting broader social reforms.
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Oxford University
T New York Evening Post
Questi
Wom
Oxford
Kansas City
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San Marcos and
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Colorado Avenue
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Kahn & Camacho Grocery CO
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Main Avenue
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Tenth Streets, Co
J. C. Carl & Son
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Gd Exchange
L. F. Webb
San Pedro Ave
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