Cross from Czar seeks place in Cedar Rapids history
A heavy Russian Orthodox pectoral cross and chain, said to pass through Nicholas II to the Czars family, surfaced with Father Alexander George of St. John’s Orthodox Church in Cedar Rapids. The relic’s tale links Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Byzantine custom, and a blessing misunderstanding. It traces to the Czarina and cites Nicholas II’s reign, reforms, wars, and eventual 1918 murder with his family.
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Cedar Rapids
Alexander George
St. John’s
7Th St. SE
Nicholas II
George
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Jesus of Nazareth
Order of Pilates
Jesus
God
Christ
Russia
Alexander III
Alice
Princess of
Hesse-Darmstadt
Alexandra Fyodorovna
Victoria
Nicholas
Nickolai Lenin
Tsarskoye Selo
Tobolsk
Siberia
Ekaterinburg
Sverdlovsk
Brides Request Photo Size for Citizen Times Prints
The notice asks brides to inform their photographer that wedding photos sent to the Citizen-Times must be six inches high and four inches wide. It notes that a bride and groom together may be printed and requests not to send pictures smaller than the specified size, and to include the photographer's name with the image and information.
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Resolution Truths for a New Year
A Sunday sermon on New Year resolutions emphasizes intent over list making. It argues paper promises fade without purpose and urges self evaluation to foster genuine self improvement in the coming months.
Homecraft tips from a 1950s era guide
USDA specialists advise ensuring room humidity is normal before applying wall paneling. Cotton bias tape now comes in prints like diagonal stripes checks and florals for trims on dresses and home textiles. A general stain remedy uses half a cup of liquid chlorine bleach per gallon of water, soak five minutes, then rinse. Single handle faucets with few moving parts are noted as long lasting and cost effective.
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