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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
19
Easter morn glow and hymn of praise fill the page with sentiments of joy and divine blessing. A farewell verse by Annie James presents a riddle whose answer is a day that comes once yearly, hinting at Easter and its sacred tone.
Artie traps a rabbit for Easter and cages it. The rabbit escapes and mocks him as larger rabbits imprison him to show the cruelty of captivity. Artie begs for freedom, realizes his guilt, and is finally captured by giant rabbits who lock him in a hollow log as punishment. He laments missing his home and mother.
Tom and June, siblings aged about twelve, begin Easter with family breakfast and plans to help a poor old couple near the station. They escort a basket and a box of gifts, driven by June’s compassionate aim, while Tom worries about offering help without intruding as they discover a telegram in the home signaling unknown news.
An elderly couple expresses grateful joy as two children deliver Easter dainties and blossoms. A long-lost son’s telegram promises relief from hardship, and the visitors arrange a celebratory table with chicken, bread, cake, and eggs. The couple cherishes the kindness as a healing Easter gift.
Mary Tudor born February 18 1516 to Henry VIII and Katharine of Arragon. A gifted child destined for dynastic matchups, she faced disinheritance rumors and political intrigues that shaped a reign famed for bloodshed. Critics view her as a pawn of powerful ministers, yet she remained a physically weak, deeply wronged figure who became England's monarch at 37 and died at 42. Mary Graham.
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