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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
7
An archival fragment quotes Grace Mekinst recounting Grandma Clegg describing a hand sewing technique. The passage mentions flowers and spots transferring during boiling and a cautious reflection as the item was sewn. The tone is reminiscent and domestic, capturing craft details.
A fashionable New York florist says a million and a half dollars will not cover Easter flower spending this year. He notes plants are popular gifts and that fashions and fads influence plant choices.
A brief meditation compares a small plant's life to human life. It describes the seed enduring darkness, patiently pushing towards light, and rising from earth to blossom as a symbol of the soul overcoming evil and attaining beauty.
This excerpt presents a sermon urging readers to seek immortal life in the present world through God and the channels he opens. It claims living this way provides a rational hope for life after death and ends with a signature line from Ly man Abbott.
Palm Sunday marks Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem with crowds laying palm branches. The gospel describes a great multitude shouting Hosanna to Jesus and blessing him who comes in the name of the Lord. Today worshippers bring palm branches home as a sign of Christ’s victory over evil.
A brief guide on Easter Sunday church etiquette urges avoiding conspicuousness or nuisance to others. It advocates genuine reverence and listening with a new heart to the joyous triumph of the day.
A Philadelphia Press story set in a church Easter service centers on Marcel Stuart the contralto and her husband the basso as romantic tensions unfold among the choir. John Crayton and Marvin Griffin share attention from the soprano while the minister’s sermon ends and the quartet exits arm in arm.
Dean Farrar proclaims the resurrection of Christ as supreme religious truth and spiritual consolation. He recalls the apostles and early disciples witnessing the empty tomb and Peter’s sighting, transforming sorrow into joy and shaping two millennia of world history.
The piece traces the Easter hare from ancient myths to moon symbolism in Hindu Buddhist Chinese Norse and German traditions. It notes the hare’s link to Freyja Ostara and the spring season and how English Easter feasts once featured a hare. It ends by noting children’s joy in Easter novelties.
In 1914, amid barren fields and leaden skies, death mocks faith as Lent drags on. Yet sunglow touches the eastern hills and new grass, lilies, and daffodils bloom, for Love has conquered Death.
The Easter festival draws vast crowds to Jerusalem and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Across the world, Christian communities mark the day with varied pomp from cross cakes in Roumania prisons to Berlin trumpeters and imperial state observances in Italy Austria and Spain.
The article reviews lily varieties in American gardens from colonial times noting Madonna orange tiger and other types remain rare. It highlights that only five species are commonly found at home and greenhouse displays often show just one lily variety.
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