Croatia’s Quiet Rise in the Kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes
The piece outlines Croatia moving from a silent to an active partner in the kingdom, driven by discontent with Serb dominance and the Italy Yugoslavia treaty over Fiume. It highlights Zagreb as Croatia’s chief city, its market customs, traditional dress, and the region’s economic lag despite agricultural wealth.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Croatia
Italy
Yugo-Slavia
Fiume
Hungary
D'Annunzloe
Adriatic
Save
Drave
America
Trieste
Slavonia
Europe
Bera
Zombor
Zagreb
Banus
Austria-Hungary
University of Zagreb
Lkely
Francis Joseph
Valley of the Save
Derby
Easter dates and the historic shift in its calculation
The piece traces Easter date variability from March 24 to April 20 across years, noting April 1 and April 17 as recurring dates. It discusses the ancient quarrel over aligning Easter with Passover, the vernal equinox. and the West’s move to place Easter on a Sunday after the 14th of Nisan, referencing Polycarp and early church debates in Asia Minor and Rome.
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Asia Minor
Nisan
Tertullian
Occident
Carthage
Polycarp
Smyrna
Anicetas
Rome
Phillip
John
SS. Peter and Paul
Victor
Asia
Danter in New England Magi
Dreary winter’s grip gives way to a spring miracle as nature awakens from death’s gloom The piece contrasts bleak fields with a robin’s song and a call to human renewal and resurrection in the annual cycle of life and light
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Danter
New England
Magi
Robin Enlls
Easter Reckoning and Quartodeciman Dispute Across Churches
The text explains the split over Easter dates between Western and Eastern churches. It notes Quartodeciman labeling for those keeping Easter on Nisan 14 and cites calendar flaws as causing Passover to fall before the vernal equinox, leading to possible double or skipped paschal celebrations.
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Nisan
Whitby Council Ends Easter Date Dispute in 664
Emperor Constantine initiated a fix on Easter, but variations persisted. At Whitby in 664 Oswy presided over a clash between Colman of Lindisfarne and Wilfrid of Dorchester. The king affirmed Peter’s primacy and the keys to heaven, forcing Colman to resign.
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Constantine
Nice
Nisan
Whitby
Oswy
Northumbria
Colman
Lindisfarne
Agilbert
Dorchester
Wilfrid
Britain
Rome
Peter and
Paul
Columba
Peter
Hell
Kingdom of Heaven
Kingdom of
Heaven
The Easter Rabbit Origins and German Traditions
The Easter rabbit, with German roots, symbolizes the holiday in many families. Children are told the tale of a rabbit delivering colored eggs for good behavior, prompting early morning hunts and a thrilling egg discovery across hidden spots.
The Kitchen Cabinet Cartoon Excerpt 1924
A dated Western Newspaper Union item presents a philosophical quip on happiness credited to Henry Drummond, noting misbeliefs about happiness tied to possession and service versus giving and serving.
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Western Newspaper Union
Henry Drummond
Wholesome sweets and cereals for a growing child
The article advises, in a motherly tone, to satisfy a child's cravings with simple wholesome treats after meals, such as fruit desserts and sponge cake, and to avoid rich pastries. It emphasizes using dried fruits to sweeten cereals and cautions that each child may have individual food tolerances.
The sweetest music lies in the human voice speaking
A reflective remark on how true tenderness and courage shine through spoken words, surpassing grand oratorios in musical impact. The quote emphasizes the power of honest speech to convey inner truth and feeling.
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Emerson
Classic Southern Dishes and Pears From Pantry Guide
Instructions describe making Creole Stew with beef or chicken and rice, Raisin Brown Bread with cornmeal and molasses, Pecan and Apple Cake with pineapple filling, and Savory Parsnips wrapped in sausage meat and baked, reflecting a historic kitchen guidance style.
Mother Gray's Powders Benefit Many Children
Thousands of mothers praise Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a remedy for headaches colds feverishness worms stomach troubles and other child irregularities. The product breaks up colds and regulates the bowels and has been used and recommended by mothers for over 30 years. Trial package free. Address Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Foe of Whistling Fined in Mexico City Shoe Shop
Angelo Gonzales, owner of a shoe factory in Mexico City, dismissed two workers for whistling at work. Mexican labor officials ruled th at whistling did not justify dismissal, ordering Gonzales to pay three months' wages in compensation.
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Angelo Gonzales
Mexico City
Whitling
Angelo
Labor Commission
Senor Gonzales
New York Times
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