French Artist Raymonde Rousseau Faces War News and Heartfelt Proposal
Frail French artist Raymonde Rousseau, living in a Parisian suburb, balances watercolor work and church singing while her brother Jacques fights in Europe. A mistaken death report shocks her until Trenton Knox confesses love and proposes marriage after Easter, promising support as she recovers.
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Aymonde Roussead
Raymonde
Jacques
France
Easter
Paris
Miss Rousseau
Trenton Knox
Trenton
Observance of Easter Sunday through Christian origins
A historical account outlines Easter Sunday origins from Jewish Passover to Christian resurrection beliefs. It notes timing decided by the First Council of Nicaea in 325, the Saxon name Easter linked to eastre goddess, and missionary efforts shaping the holiday across Europe.
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Joma
Jesus
Judes
Christ
Philorem
Ferel
Meyot
Comimummorsie
Jerusalem
Nice
Constantine
Rome
Alexandria
Berpt
Bastar
England
Germany
Europe
Fragmented Exe Text Reflects Cultural Beliefs Across Regions
The fragment discusses life and death, mentioning imprisonment and resurrection by God. It notes hunting and eating of exes observed in Persia and other Asiatic lands where Christianity is absent, arguing the custom predated Christianity.
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Persia
Easter faith endures through ages and trials
A sermon tone reflects on Easter belief spanning nineteen centuries, arguing the faith persists not as mere tradition but due to personal encounters with Christ. It cites martyrs and faithful seekers who testified to his healing presence amid pain, persecution, and temptation.
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Palestine
Apesties
Marya
Tve Hundred
Laster
Witnesses of the Resurrection
The text reflects on the apostles choosing a twelfth to witness the resurrection and notes a growing company of believers from all nations. It emphasizes Easter as a living event because Jesus still lives and believers know him.
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Grave
Judas
Jesus
Balmy Bermuda Imagery In a Lost Atlantis Tale
The article discusses Bermuda as a remnant of Atlantis with a sunlit climate of mild winters and warm summers. It vividly describes lush vegetation, colorful birds, palms, and tropical flora, noting Easter mass traditions and rituals.
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Bermuda
Atlantis
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda’s Lilies and the Festival of Flowers
A fragmented account discusses the valued lily varieties, their cultivation history, and a disease-resistent bulb strain developed to preserve the species. It notes a shift from prior profitable cultivation to modern efforts ensuring a large share of pure bulbs. The piece ends with a quote about virtue and goodness.
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Horfle
Hermana
Feast of the Awakening Easter Vigor And Hope
The piece extols Easter as a yearly festival of humanity with rebirth and renewal. It links springtime, plant growth, and birdsong to a universal call to higher life, urging courage, vigor, and renewed effort to pursue civilization and virtue.
Eastertide Joyful Nature Voices The Resurrection Story
A poem celebrates Eastertide with nature voices and gladness. It urges hearts free of sorrow to embrace peace and joy and to tell the resurrection story, with lilies ringingly echoing joy as every heart sings.
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Glory
Easter in Jerusalem Crowds Fill Holy Sites and Markets
On Easter in Jerusalem crowds throng the streets around the Chapel of the Ascension the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Armenians Russians Copts Poles Greeks Syrians Turks Jews and others gather as vendors sell relics and holy items.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Chapel of the Ascension
Gethsemane
Via Doloresa
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
John the Baptist
May Deserve Immortality and the Eternal Type
The passage argues that fear of death fuels hope for immortality and that humans can deserve immortality by living nobly within mortality. It contends that whether immortality is commanded may be debated, but deserving it is within individual power.
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Hfe
Rich Woman Weds Bootblack Sparks Wartime Marriage Bill
The New French government plans to seek a bill in parliament to remove citizenship perks from foreign brides who married Frenchmen after the war. A wealthy German woman who married a Paris bootblack last August paid him a small annuity as payment for his name and immunity, but the couple never cohabited.
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Bootblack
Notien
Porte-Maillot
Paris
New York Sun
Strength for Lame Backs and Worn-out Condition
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Trenton Knox
Raymonde
Trenton
Jacques
Alt Home
Raymionde
Crick
Noth
Pierce
Faney
Freckles and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Advert
An advertisement extols ease of using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women during trials and pain. It claims relief from headaches backaches hot flashes catarrhal conditions bearing down sensations mental low mood dizziness and fainting spells.
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