Happiness Reaches Highs Despite Shorter Length
A compact aphorism notes that happiness can rise in spirit even when expressed in brief form, echoing Robert Frost’s concise view on fulfillment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1965
Page
4
A compact aphorism notes that happiness can rise in spirit even when expressed in brief form, echoing Robert Frost’s concise view on fulfillment.
Mary Magdalene discovers the empty tomb early on the first day of the week and reports to Peter and the disciple. They race to the tomb. the other disciple arrives first and believes after seeing the linen clothes and the napkin apart. Mary sees angels and Jesus but initially does not recognize him, later responding to Jesus who calls her name.
The Mississippi River floods crest at record highs while tornadoes kill many in Illinois Indiana Ohio. Communities are inundated and damaged as residents brace for continued hardship, amid Easter reflections and resilience.
Waynick notes area newspapers revive Civil War tales. He defends Confederate loyalty, cites North Carolina’s limited slavery, and recalls local opposition to slavery and early abolition efforts. He argues economic conflict and tariffs shaped the era, not noble southern aims alone.
A writer rejects efforts to whitewash Reconstruction calling the motives ugly while praising self determination of peoples. The piece recalls Civil War loyalties and leaders like Lee Grant Jackson and Sherman, noting Mexico and Vietnam comparisons and Sherman’s scorched earth policy.
The text reports allegations against Oklahoma Supreme Court justices Napoleon Bona parte Johnson and Earl Welch, and former Chief Justice Nelson S. Corn, with Corn accused in a tax case and an oil lease dispute. It notes a federal grand jury indictment and questions accountability and voter protection against similar scandals in other states.
The chamber of commerce plans a month of paint up fix up and clean up urging removal of foliage blocking driver sightlines. A local highway safety push aims to reduce North Carolina accident and fatality rates with tighter curbside visibility.
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A speaker reflects on the Easter story from Joseph's garden in Judea and the dawn over Calvary. He asserts the risen Christ guarantees eternal life and that faith in the Resurrection revitalizes Christianity and hope across centuries.
A historical reflection contrasts Easter’s religious origins with modern customs. It traces the festival from pagan Eastre to Christian Easter, explains the Council of Nicea dating rule, notes sunrise services and global observances, and highlights symbols like eggs and the rabbit within cultural traditions.
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