Atlantic City Easter Season A Distinctive Seaside Resort
The Easter throng in Atlantic City dresses in luxury and strolls a five mile esplanade as mild air draws long walks. While summer crowds are large due to vacation timing, Easter draws a different mix of visitors. The Gulf Stream’s proximity is blamed for the milder climate that turned Atlantic City into an all year resort, though some Easter Sundays are chilly.
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Atlantic
Atlantic City
City By the Sea
Old Point Comfort
United States
Middle West
Far West
Wyoming
Florida
Easter Fervor and Atlantic City Spring Festivities
The piece blends a sermon of spring’s spiritual renewal with a vivid portrait of Atlantic City at Easter. It notes Palm Maidens and Easter rites, then shifts to the resort's influx of wealthy visitors, hotel openings, and a thriving boardwalk scene with auctions, amusements, and pier venues drawing crowds each year.
Clothes Too Fine
A small boy named Bobby sits on a wall by a wealthy house while the neighborhood children play. He complains to his Aunt Ellen that his neat clothes make him different and wants patches on his knees so he fits in. The aunt suggests discussing the matter with his mother as a possible solution.
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Bobby
Ellen
Aunt Ellen
Strange Easter Rites in Macedonian Traditions
A Housekeeper writer notes early Easter customs among Macedonian communities on the Europe Asia border. Palm Sunday processions begin as crocuslike bursts of joy emerge before the 40 day fast ends, with small groups observed in local gatherings.
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Europe
Asia
Shipshape Sailors' Home for Aged Seamen
The Royal Alfred Home for Aged Seamen in a London suburb was designed to feel shipboard like a home for elderly British mariners. Dormitories are tiny cabins with bunks, a shipboard atmosphere pervades the mess room, and a ship bell marks hours. The house governor is a captain of 50 years who rules on nautical lines.
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Royal Alfred Home
London
The
Los Angeles Herald
Heart Action Explained as Joke Between Doctor and Lawyer
A father explains heart action to his son by comparing it to lawyers and alimony, noting that doctors charge money for examining the heart while lawyers charge alimony. The dialogue uses humor to contrast professions.
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Raupees
Simple Prescription for Rheumatism Gains Credence
Advertisement touts a claimed remedy of syrup of Sarsaparilla compound Toris compound whiskey and recommends a tablespoon before meals and at bedtime. It promises good effects the first day and claims many severe cases have been cured by this mixture with druggists able to supply the ingredients.
Why Do They Call That Prize Fighter the Young Bantam
In Yonkers discussion, Green questions the nickname Young Bantam for a prizefighter, noting that a young bantam is not typically tough and pondering the origin of the label.
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Redd
Yonkers
Medical Department Offers Free Advice and Literature
In a call for health guidance, readers are urged to send their case details to the Medical Department. The in charge physician will provide free advice and share literature with sensible health rules, stressing that this information is affordable and essential.
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Columbus
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