Easter customs around the world and origins traced
The article surveys Easter observances worldwide, detailing Christian and non Christian populations, regional practices in Europe Asia Africa and the Americas, and historic origins. It explains why eggs hares and flowers became Easter symbols and notes celebratory customs from Jerusalem Rome and Mesopotamia.
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North America
South America
Germany
Russia
Kief
America
Christ
Europe
Rome
St. Peter’s
Jerusalem
Holy City
Godfrey of Bouillon
Frederick II
Allenby
Moses
Robert Hichens
Jesus
Bethany
Gethsemane
Golgotha
Via Dolorosa
Earth
France
Louvre
Henry I
Mesopotamia
England
Washington
White House
Back to the Ranks and Army Export Notes
A military training scene ends with a cadet failing to command the company and calling the men back to formation. The column also notes that export statistics omit military supplies sent to expeditionary forces abroad.
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Red Cross
Mixed Company Question Sparks Frustration
A dialogue highlights a new question department failing to provide answers. The exchange shows confusion over procedures and expectations as staff seek clarity on how the system should function.
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