Easter Festivities in Athens Return French Calendar’s March 26
Mabel Gray recounts Athens Holy Week and Easter revelry with Greek candles in shops, church processions at the Russian church and St George, candlelit night vigils in Lycabettos, royal family attendance, and Megara peasant dances. The semiannual pan Hellene games feature the Marathon race amid royal seats and cheering crowds.
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Athens
Europe
Nacdt
Church of St. George
Lykabettos
Christ
Church of the Metropolitan
Thessalonians
Alexandria
Greece
Constantine
Notable figures and enterprises across nations and trades
A series of concise notes cover Vincent Astor planning a nurses club house in New York, the Cossack population and land area of Russia, Pawnee scalper George's oil royalties in Oklahoma, Oscar Hammerstein's cigars related patents earning over 300000, Elbert H. as a top US Steel boss and high lawyer fees, Chicago income tax figures, Romania’s possible wartime command by royalty, Interior Secretary Lane's past as a reporter, a rabbit canning plant in Argentina, and a California alarm clock poultry feeder controlling grain flow.
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Vincent Astor
New York City
Russia
Scalper
George
Oklahoma
Oscar Hammerstein
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert Hilary
United States
Chicago
Lane
Argentina
Resurrection as Gospel and Witnesses in First Corinthians
Lesson outlines the Easter gospel in First Corinthians 15, stressing the incarnation, crucifixion, and resurrection as core to salvation. It cites witnesses from Peter to five hundred, and explains the doctrine of being in Christ and the second Adam as basis for Christian hope beyond death.
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Jesus
Galilee
Paul
Christ
John
Pilate
Peter
Judas
Thomas
James
Lord
Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Corinthians
Adam
Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast
An Adv. claims many people drink hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to “bathe internally.” It promises to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, preventing poisons and ailments. Costs little and converts users into internal sanitation enthusiasts.
Peculiar Fertilizer in Tasmania Sparks Plant Growth
Dr Arthur Selwyn-Brown notes in The Engineering Magazine that spent oil shale from retorts, though lacking rich fertilizing assays, improves soils when pulverized and spread on fields. The local market values shale at 2 per ton for agricultural use, with expected prices eventually covering mining and retorting costs.
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Tasmania
Arthur Selwyn-Brown
The
Engineering Magazine
Postum Advertises Health Benefits and Forms
A newspaper fragment promotes Postum as a healthful coffee substitute with testimonials from a doctor praising Postum Cereal and Instant Postum. It notes coffee’s hazards from caffeine, emphasizes proper preparation, and lists prices 15c or 30c and 50c for forms of Postum.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Grocera
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