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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
2
The Easter story is a universal celebration of renewal and immortality. The sermon links Christ's rising to personal faith, national courage, and humanitarian sacrifice, noting the resurrection as the living force behind liberty, justice, and ongoing global duty.
The text explains Easter origins with the rabbit symbolizing fertility and the egg representing life germ and renewal. It notes the bulb as related to life and purity, tying these emblems to the season’s rebirth and growth.
The Easter egg tradition is linked to resurrection symbolism and early Church practices. The article notes blessing at the temple and distribution to friends, later becoming a festival food during Lent, and questions the earliest reference to the term.
The text argues belief in the resurrection fueled the early church and apostolic preaching. It states a dead Christ could be a teacher, but only a Risen and Living Christ is the Savior and Life Giver to all.
A religious study outlines the visit of the women to Jesus tomb, the angelic message of the risen Christ, and the implications of the resurrection. It covers the angel’s commands fear not come see and go tell, Jesus meeting the women, and the resurrection’s assurance of scriptures, divine identity, atoning sufficiency, and eternal life.
Chief Justice Clase argues that God endowed human understanding for his glory and the happiness of creation. He contends that scientific research and preventive works best employ this understanding to benefit earthly life.
The passage compares Bible reading to reading a dial without sun on it. It argues true interpretation comes only when the Spirit abides within hearts guiding understanding.
The fragment mentions a line about the Lord never forgetting anyone, with the phrase repeating le Merle. No clear event or personoutright.
An advertisement mocks a dubious claim about Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. It notes the man’s lack of confidence and urges readers to use the pills to regulate liver bowels and stomach while likening the bulldog’s persistence to the product’s supposed effect.
A vintage advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup for coughs and lung troubles, claiming fifty one years of nationwide use and nightly relief. A separate anecdote shows a rural gentleman from an agricultural district outraged by cigar prices, fleeing from a city store after a run in.
A letter from a banker's relative in South Africa claims thousands of monkeys died from influenza in South Africa. The letter says the Spanish flu is widespread among both white and black populations with high mortality.
Cartoon dialogue propels a humor cue about remodeling the country club garage with parquet. Hix jokes on hardware while Dix quips about style. The exchange plays on elite settings and glossy renovation notions.
The quotation contrasts proving a man’s morality with noting his drinking. It frames judgment by behavior and the reasoning behind it, suggesting character evaluation hinges on observed habits and the question of self control.
An advertisement touts Haarlem Capsules to purify the blood, protect kidneys, and renew vitality. It extols Dutch resilience and urges purchase from druggists in sealed packs. Also notes plans for Formosa air force funds to subdue aborigines with four airplanes and possible army aviator support.
A seven year old visitor at the zoo rushes to his mother exclaiming that he has found a “Female” and wonders at seeing one, illustrating a child's misreading of a sign during a first zoo trip.
A married woman rarely takes to the lecture platform, preferring to address her audience at home.
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