King Pursues Hidden Gold With Gloria at Coloma
Mark King, a prospector, travels with Gloria Gaynor after meeting her mother. Gratton schemes, and Gloria agrees to marriage to protect her name. King learns of a gold hoard location, pursues it after the wedding, while Gloria reveals she married to save her reputation.
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Mark King
Ban Gaynor King
Gaynor
Swen Brodie
King
Gloria
Gratton
Coloma
Honeycutt
Brodie
San Francisco
Giynor
Climbing the Gorge to Gus Ingle's Cave
King drags provisions across a torrent and climbs a sheer cliff to reach a cavern. Gloria follows with fear as he navigates crude ledges and a rope bridge, then enters the cave after a perilous ascent.
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Buck
Gloria
King
Blacklé
Aloot
Wing
Gus Ingle
Ingle
Ning
Treasure Trove Sparks Bold Plan in Storm Faced Cave
King discovers a treasure cave in a stormy setting and confronts Gloria aboard the cave. He declares he leads the expedition and must protect her and her father while plotting to haul gold to fund a future stake. Gloria resents his leadership but accepts the danger and decision. The pair hear distant smoke signaling other interests nearby.
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Gloria
Gratton
Brodie
Swen Brodie
Tam
King
Ben Gaynor
Apple of Ten
Grattan
Lord and Rhaster
Storm
Devil
Rock
Mr. Gratton
San Francisco
Joan
Easter customs across lands and lingering old rites
Ancient Easter scenes persist in Hungary where midnight crowds gather in churches in formal dress. In Westminster Abbey Maundy money is still handed out, with red and white leather purses and silver coins. A quirky game in Workington on Easter Tuesday and lingering remedies in Kent and Hunts complete a snapshot of traditional celebrations.
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Russia
Hungary
Christ
Brazil
Westminster Abbey
Biddenden
Kent
Jelington
Hunts
Workington
Answers Magazine
Easter Is Our Day of the Resurrected Life
Easter is described as the spiritual New Year marking rebirth and renewal. It blends outward signs like flowers and music with inward grace, affirming immortality and redemption as nature and religion celebrate the resurrection.
Easter Date History and Pagan Roots Explain Easter
The article traces Easter origins from old spring celebrations and symbols like the goat and rabbit to the Christian festival commemorating Christ’s resurrection. It explains the computus paschalis and why Easter dates vary, noting 1923 as an instance, and links Lent Shrove Tuesday and Mardi Gras to the prelude of the Easter season.
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Europe
Pathfinder Magazine
Easter Dawn Poem in Detroit Free Press
The poem describes a spring morning and Easter hope. It envisions warm dew, pale mists, and a young breeze as signs of renewal. Easter's gift brings enduring light, healing peace, and renewed hope even amid darkness, with the earth enduring and heaven drawn to hope.
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Detroit Free Press
Easter
Resurrection Keynote Shapes Christendom Over Centuries
The text presents the resurrection as the core message of Christianity for over 1900 years. It notes Mary Magdalene and the angel as central to the Easter proclamation and asserts that without the resurrection preaching is vain.
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Mary Magdalene
Easter eggs and rabbits in old German myth
Children once believed rabbits laid eggs during Easter, a tale kept alive by parents who did not correct them. The custom linked rabbits to nests in brush and thicket as youngsters searched for bright eggs.
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Germany
United States
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