Flood Devastation across Mississippi Valley Forecasted by Officials
The piece details catastrophic flood impacts from Cairo to Memphis with vast submerged lands in Mississippi Arkansas Missouri Tennessee and Louisiana. It cites agricultural losses valued in the tens of millions and notes ongoing relief efforts amid widespread homelessness and looming pestilence. It mentions cities like Cairo Bird's Point New Madrid Caruthersville Columbus Luxora and Marion and relief runs from Memphis and Helena.
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South
Mississippi Valley
Cairo
Mississippi
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennesse
Louisign Ayers
Tenesseé
Ayes Farm Acroagh
Tennessee
Otto Ee
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Atatiatica
Wloct
Takotaw
Nebragka
Minnesota
Towa
Tllingis
Arkaneas
Louisiana
Abiagissippi
Arkansana
United States
Watera
Minnesotag
Dakotas
Gulf
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Bird's Point
Hielens
New Madrid
Caruthersville
Columbus
Luxon
Ark
Marion
Memphis
Helena
Dan Voorhees Dies at 76 in Washington Home
Daniel W. Voorhees ex-United States Senator from Indiana died at 5 a m in his Washington D C home after years of rheumatic heart trouble. Known as the All Sycamore of the Wabash, he was 76 and long a prominent Senate figure. His body was taken to Terre Haute for funeral services.
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Daniel W. Voorhees
United States
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Mr. Voorhees
Senate
Ohio
Wabash Valley
Lodiana
Terre Haute
Ind
Judge Day to Cuba as special US commissioner in probe
The article notes Judge William F Day and Judge William R Day from Canton Ohio will travel to Cuba as special United States commissioners to participate in the investigation into the death of an individual named Ruta. It highlights their legal background and social prominence in Canton as contemporaries of President Meliner, with mentions of education and party candidacies.
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William F. Day
Unite State
William R. Day
Cuba
United States
Tr. Ruta
Cifisons
Canton
Intimata Perzonsk
Melinler
Easter Hope Returns in Spring’s Bright Imagery
A memorial poem by Mrs. M E Sangster speaks of bulbs awakening from winter, the world revived by Easter light, and souls finding new life after sorrow. It uses vivid natural imagery to convey renewal and faith through hardship.
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Agenn Gue
M, E, Sangster
The Easter Lily Promise
In a small home Lulu and Fanny watch winter windows for a blossom as a sick city nears Easter. Their mother teaches self-denial to seek Christ, and the hopeful girls vow to offer their cherished Easter lily bloom to serve faith amid hardship and illness.
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Aster
Lulu
Fanny
Mamma
Imola
Geo
Christ
Rome
Heaven
Hite
Saadiae School
Tale
Lily Sii
Panay
Easter Dawn in Rome and Across the World
The piece reflects Easter's universal reach from Rome to Poland Mexico and America, noting papal benediction and festive meals. It contrasts old pagan imagery with Christian faith and celebrates eighteen centuries of religious hope, art, and learning centered on the Resurrection.
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Rome
Pater
Nazareth
Autumnal Festivals From Pagan Roots To Christian Hope
An extended reflection on autumn and Easter as cycles of renewal. It traces harvest gratitude, the close of the year’s labors, and the rise of spring seen through pagan and Christian lenses. The piece links vernal energy to spiritual revival and moral improvement.
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Te Ia
Calvary
Cole
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