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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1902
Page
32
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The April Easter sermon presents four main messages: Christ is risen, giving a living intercessor. a supreme religious consolation that the dead live. a supreme moral motive to live for immortality. and hope that death is life beginning. It recalls the first Easter witnesses and the joy that follows, urging a hopeful view of suffering and loss.
An Easter column urges readers to stop relying on hurried judgments and secondhand opinions. It argues for independent thinking, resisting sensational reporting, and seeking fair, broadened perspectives to be more charitable and just in daily dealings.
A devotional message from DEAN FARRAR urging reflection on mortality and faith. It contrasts the whispers of death with Christ’s promise of eternal life, inviting believers to view departure from earth as a homeward return through divine gates.
A reflective sermon-like meditation contrasts spring's vibrant renewal with the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It argues that faith in Christ's rising abolition of death reconstitutes the believer, linking resurrection to Sabbath sanctity, ongoing spiritual ascent, and hope beyond the grave through a personal commitment to Christ.
Edward Young Clarke Jr surveys Easter traditions from Persian egg symbolism to Hindu and Buddhist hare legends, noting symbols of life and rebirth, regional customs in Durham and Lancashire, Rome’s papal procession, and Russia’s blend of reverence with festivity as the season spans Holy Week to post Easter celebrations.
A historical portrayal of Easter celebrations in Jerusalem drawing travelers from Abyssinia Greece Russia and Siberia to the Holy City. It describes Palm Sunday processions at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and the crowd’s reverent rituals around the sacred stone, culminating in Easter Sunday ceremonies and a wish for peaceful worship in future observances.
A reflective essay contrasts idealized and real lives of women, arguing that women bear most worries and duties in marriage. The author notes inevitable gendered expectations, unequal burdens, and a persistent search for glory hampered by daily cares and unending concern.
A narrator reflects on married life and gender roles, contrasting husbands and wives. The piece notes wives bear unseen burdens, manage households, and often boss or worry over tasks, while husbands offer limited relief. It cites examples from domestic life, carving, nursing, and managing servants as women’s domain.
A column ponders whether women’s worries stem from nature or social rules, noting domestic anxieties amid changing roles. Also recaps Capt Barton’s claim of last rebellion shot near Brazos and Mary Pangborn’s Afghanistan voyage with her parents, including an epic desert engine throttle moment and royal liaison fare.
The report notes the death of Cecil Rhodes at 47 from anigna pectoris, highlights his role as a frontier developer and his influence on South Africa’s wealth. It also covers figures like Charles Adams, Donatus Sbarretti, and General Miles amid military reforms, Havana frauds, and Boer leaders Schalk Burger and Kruger.
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