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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
28
A fragmented legend traces the Easter lily as a sacred emblem across civilizations. It describes its symbolism in myth from Olympus to Asia, its cultivation in China and Japan, and a fabled rescue by a minister guiding captives to a distant, harmonious island.
An eccentric note traces a flower’s discovery across two continents attributed to an American named Martis. It then shifts to a travelogue describing a harsh European boundary along Lake Maggiore and Lake Tagsuno, detailing fortified frontier lines, insubstantial inhabited islets, and the tense Italy Switzerland and Italy France borders near Mont Blanc.
The piece surveys how Matthew Mark Luke and John narrate the first Easter morning. It notes differences in who visits the tomb, what events occur, and how Jesus rises or is discovered alive, highlighting variances across the gospel accounts and the absence of a unified detail.
The text surveys appearances of Jesus after the resurrection across Matthew Mark Luke and John, noting Magdalene at the tomb, recognition by Mary, the disciples on the road to Emmaus, appearances to the eleven, Thomas’s doubt, and the fishing episode at the Sea of Tiberias. It contrasts narrative orders and concludes with a quip about a Victorian anecdote on Sir Charles Grandigan and a patron remark.
The father of the post Tennyson, dining in Moscow with Lord St Helens and Russian officers, faced a menacing warning about an imperial murder case. After the hint of danger, Tennyson fled, wearing a disguise and hidden for weeks as he escaped by horseback to England.
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