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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
6
Bert Cranston and Jim Gibbs near the Divide aboard the ship as detectives close in. Hints of hidden papers link Hildreth to arson and murder. Gibbs reports the body uncovered, clues pursued, and a plan forming to flee if needed.
In a snowbound frontier saga, Cranston battles guilt and fear over a missing papers stash while Gibbs pressures to act. Dan, a trapped hunter, faces a brutal cold as isolation and danger loom, with authorities and motives tangled in a tense standoff that may hinge on a single choice.
A hidden Peking feature captivates visitors as a 20 foot high wall spans about 100 feet, lined with nine life like dragons in vivid colors. The carving captures dynamic movement with twists and leaps that wow observers, challenging views on depicting motion in sculpture.
A lively Easter parade scene showcases Millicent Mabel and others in fresh crepe de chine tunics, emerald stockings, and coral pearls. Hats with roses and mignonette contrast with bright suffragette blue and orange vermillion bodices, as spectators note velvet gowns and elaborate ensembles amid spring display.
A narrator recalls Easter church rituals and a haunting memory of a boy soprano singing The Life of the world to come. The scene contrasts devotion, prayer, and loss as the singer imagines her own son in the soaring hymn.
The rose is hailed as Easter’s queen in Italy while Germany marks the peony rose for Whitsunday. Turks revere this flower as having divine origin, shaping festive uses and symbolism across cultures.
A retrospective on major crucifixion works in world galleries. Rubens, Durer, Fra Angelico, Murillo are highlighted for their treatment of Christ on the cross. The article notes Rubens's dramatic composition and Durer's solemn faces, Fra Angelico's circular Florence piece, and Murillo's serene beauty, with remarks on artistry and historical detail.
A reminiscence on a painting called In Remembrance of Victory Over Death showing imagery of the crown of thorns, dark background, red robe, and Spanish Prado placement. It notes Murillo’s Seville origins, poverty, marriage to wealth, religious works, and death, alongside Solario’s Ecce Homo in Milan with a dramatic tear and stark composition.
A summary of traditional Easter lore notes sun shining on Easter predicts Whit Sunday sun. Bathing in cold water on Easter promises good health. Rubbing colored Easter eggs on the face is said to grant a nice complexion. Crying on Easter supposedly foretells tears next Sunday. Easter eggs should not be kept and may be destroyed. A rabbit crossing your path on Easter Sunday is a sign of good luck. Engagement on Easter Sunday may doom the union. An old gypsy saying warns about giving a man a to secure his low amendment at Easter.
The piece notes Easter as life over death with Barcelona as the setting. Holy Week shut downs in the city bring black drapes, mourning mantillas, and restrained traffic. At 10 a.m. Saturday the Resurrection is celebrated with bell ringing and public rejoicing.
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