Easter and Christmas Faiths in Early Christian History
The article surveys Easter’s origins linked to Passover and the Lord’s Resurrection, notes the shifting dates among early Christian groups, and explains calendar changes from Julian to Gregorian. It covers the Metonic cycle, intercalary months, and the evolution of Holy Week and Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Catlin
Detroit News
Jesus Christ
East
Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Mark
Tirat
St. Pal
Corinth
Polycrates
Ephesus
Irenaeus
Lyons
Victor
Rome
Nivea
Pre-Lenten Festivities and Mardi Gras Traditions
The article surveys pre Lenten celebrations from the Venice crest to modern Rome and Southern U S carnival events. It notes Mardi Gras as the American carnival term and traces the Crown of Thorns plant symbol connected to Good Friday. It also describes the Crown of Thorns tree Ziziphus vulgaris and its associations with biblical imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
New Orleans
Memphis
MobUe
Galveston
America
Gwidu
Palestine
Jordan River
Tiberius
Christer
Old Chaldean Festival Celebrations Describe Spring Arrival
Fragmentary text describes an Old Chaldean Festival marking spring with references to a festival leader and a ceremonial resurrection theme. The passage hints at communal celebration and renewal with mentions of a spring season, a playing of Chaldean tunes, and rejoining cultural rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriet
Leivet
Sotedlee
Noebandamin
Rervanne
Easter Morning Choir and a Mother's Quiet Grief
A mother recalls her lost son as Easter service music fills the church. She attends the ritual despite sorrow, remembering her boy who loved to sing in the processional and feeling the ache of loss during the Easter hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Surday
Civiere
Mark
Neva
Alwys
Choir Sings The Life of the World to Come
A Western News fragment notes an elaborately sung hymn during a service. A boy soprano impresses with a clear transcendent voice claiming the life of the world to come, prompting reflection on whether the boy is truly an ordinary singer or something more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal
Easter Parade Fashion Amid Millicent and Mabel's Dainty Attire
A playful verse describes a bustling Easter parade with Millicent Mabel and the dainty Ma among chic outfits. It highlights fresh dresses, pearls, emerald stockings, bouquets, bonnets, and vibrant colors like militant blue and orange vermilion, noting the crowd's lively display.
Meantime Strikes Loom as U S Debates War Peace Plans
European notes report a political ferment in Germany amid Allied moves to enforce reparations. Diplomatic recalls and potential protests by labor threaten to disrupt postwar stability while Russia and Bolshevik fears shape Allied risk assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Clipson
Germany
Dusseldorf
Duisburg
Ruliort
London
Paris
Brussels
Berlin
Ano
Lkely
Italy and Germany Easter Flowers in Sacred Lore
The text links Easter flowers to Italy and Germany, noting peony roses sacred in Germany for Whitsunday and Easter. It mentions Turkish records of divine origin from the moon, and claims on curative powers. It references coastal legends and saints, suggesting heritage from ancient beliefs connected to nature deities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
Allied unity and domestic strain shape postwar policy
The article outlines Allied resolve to maintain a united front in reparations and Germany, while domestic labor unrest looms over packing-house wage and hour disputes. It notes President Harding's potential influence, possible injunctions, and a push for budget reform and executive department consolidation. It also covers Soviet unrest in Russia and diplomatic notes between Costa Rica and Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Russia
Lenin and Trotzky
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Ths
Budenny
Mankestfy
Harding
Mellon
Briz
Ch Tries G. Dawes
Ethols
Houses
Renate
Washington
White House
Alexander Hamilton
War
Navy
Hughes
Costa Rica
Panama
Chet Tus- Hee White
Harding plan for world peace court faces US leadership
Secretary Denby openly favors a large wave of disarmament while President Harding advocates building an international association around a proposed world court. Administration leaders see the United States taking a leading role without ceding sovereignty or military power, aiming to strengthen peace without joining the current league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denby
Harding
United States
Traitor in Japanese Navy amid Tokyo intrigue
The text reports on a suspected betrayal involving naval attaché Captain Waren at the U.S. embassy in Tokyo and Lieutenant Maraguedil Jontn. It notes secret Pere documents and the arrest linked to a plot to obtain maps or plans, with tensions over maritime policy and potential implications for Allied ships and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren
Tongeeners
Tokyo
Wala
Maraguedil
Medicinal Ads Question Claims of Kidney Liver Remedies
An ad critique questions cures advertised by Elapple and others noting misrepresentations in claims for Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root and similar products. The piece argues real therapeutic value should sell itself and warns of false statements about kidney and liver trouble relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomson
Kilmer
Rice Mer &Co
Hmahamabin
Eale
Cold in the Head CATARRH MEDICINE Adverts
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is advertised as a remedy that cleanses the blood and reduces inflammation through internal action on mucous surfaces. It claims to treat acute and chronic catarrh and is offered by J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio through druggists with circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je’ Rt
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Diamond Dyes Guide Women to Dye Wool and Silk
An advertisement urges women to use Diamond Dyes for dyeing wool silk cotton linen or mixes with easy directions. It warns against poor results from inferior products and references a druggist color card. It closes with a quip about fussing over weather signaling aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aAdv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethlehem
Ea Song
Inton
Scollard
Grackle
Karl
Ian
Perio
Port Honneis
Dugsling
Millicent
Mabel
Nerluda
Neal
Bris
Floris
Betty
Jett
Wien
Giver Porter
Ter
Harding of
U. S
All Russia
U. S. Congress
France
Rhine
Thas
Senate
House
League of Nations
Executive Mansion
Duited States
Jontn
Mt Foreantes
Grn
Arutsers
Kenta
Conistot
Ropelbe
Romi
Hill
Meute Mttael Nf Saeed
Galti
Aristophanes
Wmsir
Ssing Orm Wen Stearns
Tisnase
MUSE
Bs Pony
Bull Durham
Eatonic
A. Pererfield
Kentucky
Picea
Falmouth
New Oregon Hors Sea
Sen Bic
Ie Packare
Beecham’s
Drwelliste
Bene
Mans
Emises Ys
Blackmar
Blackmann Stock Remedy
Chattanooga
Tenn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!