Easter Bells Inspire Peace and Kindness in Song
George Cooper’s lines echo in Golden Days urging music to awaken peace and love. The poem calls to hush tumult and cares, melt clouds, and spread joyful Easter sentiment.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
15
George Cooper’s lines echo in Golden Days urging music to awaken peace and love. The poem calls to hush tumult and cares, melt clouds, and spread joyful Easter sentiment.
Martha Dewey, overworked on a grain farm, longs for beauty and nicer things. A trip to town with her husband ends in generosity from the Bonneys who share warmth, fine furnishings, and Easter plans. Martha discovers renewed hope as she experiences hospitality and a taste of a richer life.
A playful exchange shows a salesman assuring a customer that the eggs are strictly fresh as he proclaims his hens lay nothing else but fresh eggs. The lighthearted scene captures a small town marketplace tone.
In the early hours Easter in Rasaia is marked by religious observances, but by o clock the day turns lively. Rut customs of no calls are observed and the streets glow with gaiety as women greet one another and reveal decorated eggs. A form of playful pursuit was once common but has faded.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows Jeannie and Cecile discussing hair with uncertain lines and misspelled phrases. The brief exchange hints at a casual domestic scene missing full context or clear narrative.
A sermon uses Joshua’s ambush at Ai to argue victorious retreat as prudent strategy. It extols ambuscade for spiritual conquest, cautions against worldly temptation, and urges Christians to act boldly for faith, linking ancient battle tactics to modern evangelism and national mercy.
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