Mary Magdalene sees the risen Lord on Easter morning
The narrative presents Mary Magdalene at the tomb on the Lord's Day, reporting to the disciples that she has seen Jesus. It recalls the women at the tomb, the angels, and Jesus' appearance to Mary and the disciples, emphasizing faith, revelation, and the fulfillment of Scripture.
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Vazé
John
Mary Magdalen
Mary Magidabers
Peter Aw
Jubr
Peter
Jerome
Vieius
David
Solomon
Christ
Pocatha
Hensigel
Jams Knoll
V. M4
Jess
Jesus
Appleen
Jobe
Guromalug
National Road Recalled as Great Western Thoroughfare
The Nashville American reflects on the early western highway traced from Cumberland to Ohio and beyond. It recalls 1818 debates, early federal funding, and later state control, highlighting historic travel by presidents like Monroe and Jackson, and Mrs Polk’s vivid reminiscences of journeying the route with her husband.
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Wwest
Western Union
Monroe
Enn
Henry Clay
Tom Benton
Lewis Cans
Thomas Ewing
Andrew Stewart
Heginning
Conberland
Jackson
France
Louisiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
William Henry ‘Harrison
John ‘Iyer
Dick Johnson
Tyler
Someskk
Polk
Santa Anna
Marquis de Lafayette
James K. Ik
Hwan
Congress
Washington
Cumberland
Ohio
Wheeling
Baltimore
Relay House
Alleghany Mountains
Dr. Linh
Missouri
American Homes and the Allure of Colonial Architecture
A discussion of American architectural style tracing colonial roots from Dutch and English influences to Puritan practicality. Maj Poore’s country estate and various stone houses highlight comfort, durability, and regional adaptation as wealthy Americans balance city and country living while evolving taste toward broader country retreats.
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OF & A
Baronel Gray Ward
Lenox
Berkshire Hills
Aimerica
England
Counry
America
Towanda
Home of William Walter Phelps and American Housing Trends
The article discusses the residence of William Walter Phelps in New Jersey and reflects on urban and suburban housing. It notes summer cottages at watering places, the cost and use of homes, and the shift from high boxy houses to plaster exteriors and red tiled roofs, with census data from 1900 cited by Francie A. Walp of the census bureau.
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William Walter Phelps
Willan Walter Phelpa
Angleword
J. Tits
New Jersey
Francie A. Walp
Sna Ati
Nater
Chicago Tribune
Tillamook Lighthouse and Winkie Ledge Towers Achievements
A rough historical note describes two famed lighthouses on Tillamook Rock and Winkie Ledge. It details early construction struggles in calm weather, labor limits in 1857, and the 1881 completion of Tillamook Lighthouse with perilous rock work and a vigil of workers and supplies secured by cables and a landing craft.
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Winkie
Tillmamouk
Tiina
Nook Eck
Pacific
Lami
Tillmanenl
Tillmanook
Malcolm W Ford Sets All Round Athlete Record
Malcolm W Ford of Brooklyn New York 16 or 24 years old stood 5 feet 6 4 inches tall weighed about 144 pounds and won 41 points in nine events at the all round championship competition He cleared 6 feet 4 1 4 inches in the standing high jump and 9 feet 8 1 2 inches in the one hand vault the best amateur marks on record The report notes his exceptional long jump and hammer throw feats and credits him with unparalleled amateur performance in the all round sport.
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America
Ducdy
Ehmaplane Shipy
Malcolm W. Ford Earriet
Fond
Ford
Iis
Hix
Imre Hax
Rushient
Brooklyn
N.Y
Tunepul Chestnuts and Revolutionary Echoes in Song
Fragmentary reminiscences recount the origins of patriotic tunes and songs linked to early American history. Notables referenced include John Brown, James Greenleaf, and Francis Scott Key, with notes on Foster, Dibdin, Hopkinson, and Yankee Doodle, plus a Boston court case about a missing money claim.
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John Brown
Roeton
Chastowtown
Moss
James Greenleaf
Harvard Clarsh
Mawinchesnuts
Fort Warren
Mary- Tand
Washington
Cary
Ouna Chronicle
James A “Anerica
del Francis Seulth
Bowton
Hythe
Republic
Han
Ptill
Massachusetts
John Howant Puynn
Sweet Howe
Oak Hill Cemetery
Covent Garden
London
Foster
Charles Dibdin
Jack
Kis
iKoutut
Joseph Hopkinson
Uustadt
Philadelphia
Roth
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore American
Fort Jenry
Sys Commodore Preble
United States
Cromwell
Rimbault
Schachburg
Concord Andington
Columbia
Gem
Ocean
Thoums a'Becket
Francis Miles Finch
Army of the
Columbum, Mins
The
Tantic Monthly
Boston
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Tilvat Indian Hill
Maj. Poore
Einglish
Gian
New Jemey
New York State
New England
Atlantic
Prairie
Ubo
Ladok
Malcolm W. Ford
New Hamphire
Charles TL. Sawyer
Dover
New Hampshire
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Watertown
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Stata
Parker
Balsam
Drestage
Inionensoa
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H. H. French
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Napoleon, O1to
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Cory
John Diemer
Napoleon
Vivary
Carriane
F. F.shoner
Geo
Curdes Confectioner & Baker
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Curdes
Elonie Sash and Blind Factory
Thiesen, Hildred & Co
Henry County
Betch
Eland
Bnet
Lanis
Altonares
Meyerholtz & Bro
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