Fate and Fatherhood in Greek and Hebrew Thought
The article contrasts ancient Greek belief in Fate with Hebrew and Christian views of God as Father. It argues fate binds the gods and humans in Greek culture, while the Hebrew God acts as merciful creator and sustainer who invites mercy, change, and salvation. Christianity inherits this Fatherly conception, offering freedom and joy beyond fatalism.
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Fate
Canada
John Martin Harvey
Oedipus Rex
Oedipus
Jesus
God
Neighbor Nelly Enchants Child Care in Poem by Brough
A narrator pleads passion for neighbor Nelly though married duties weigh heavy. He notes age gaps and family ties while praising Nelly as he admires how she cares for his baby, guiding a tender scene of affection and longing from an 19th century verse.
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Nelly
Rhubarb A Spring Tonic From History To Kitchen Tables
Rhubarb, a spring tonic, brings color and flavor after a long winter. The article traces its rise from Welsh origins to English kitchens, notes its natural laxative qualities, and offers recipe ideas such as rhubarb with bran or a Corn Flake Brown Betty layer cake.
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England
Deptford
London
Rhubarb Shortcake and Home Hints
Rich biscuit crust for rhubarb shortcake uses individual tins split and layered with rhubarb sauce and whipped cream. Practical tips include warming clothes pins in the oven for hanging laundry and storing cranberries by keeping them submerged, changing water monthly and discarding soft berries.
Prohibition Enforcement Closes NYC Cabarets On Day of Seizure
United States dry law enforcement targets violators as deputies pin closure notices on the Moulin Rouge and Palais Royal on Broadway. Dozens of staff scramble as 150 waiters strike earlier, with crowds watching the dramatic action near Forty-eighth Street.
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United States
Thompson-Slavin
Palais Royal
Haywood
Neall
Arns
Broadway
Forty-eighth Street
United States District Court
Moulin Rouge
John Cabot and Sebastian Cabot Pioneers of Atlantic Discovery
John Cabot born in Genoa later Venice citizen. He gained English permission in 1496 to seek unknown lands for King Henry VII. In 1497 with the Matthew he claimed lands and was nicknamed the great admiral after a swift Bristol voyage. Sebastian Cabot later served kings and explorers, charting coasts for Henry VIII, Spain, and England and dying in 1557.
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John
Sebastian Cabot
Columbus
Spain
John Cabot
Genoa
Venice
Cabot
Bristol
England
China
Cathay
Henry VII
Portugal
Henry
Matthew
Sebastian
Labrador
India
Newfoundland
Florida
Brazil
Henry VIII
Russia
Nightlife Shrinks as Court Orders Cabarets Closed
The Palais Royal manager faced a cat filled scene as 30 cats lingered. The Deputy Marshall said the cats would be removed. Broadway's nine injuncted cabarets, once brightest, will close for 364 more evenings by court order, marking a major blow to liquor sales on the White Way.
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Palais Royal
Broadway
New York
United States Court
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