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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1926
Page
4
Mary Magdalene and the other Mary arrive at the tomb at dawn as a great earthquake shakes the scene The angel from heaven rolls away the stone and sits on it His appearance shines like lightning and the guards tremble Fearful, the women are told Jesus has risen just as He foretold, and is not here Jesus has risen per Matt 28 1 6
The Easter message is viewed differently by many, yet centers on the soul of Jesus proving immortality. Pagan origins of spring festivals were transformed by Christian fathers into celebrations that uplift rather than lower. The observance urges souls to seek immortality through duty, kindness, and fidelity to Jesus' teachings, promising confidence amid life’s shocks and a hopeful outlook beyond.
A religious editorial urges prayer as a force in national and personal life. It emphasizes Lent and Easter symbols, the impact of prayer on self-denial, and the need to surrender selfishness to pursue righteous action. It argues prayer fosters serenity and firm resolve amid life’s challenges.
In Easter reflections clerics emphasize resurrection and life after death. Reverend William C Royal notes the aim that YT may know Him and His power. Reverend Ulysses G. Rapp emphasizes the hope of living again. Reverend William Fr Glen sees Easter as sacred, proving the risen Saviour. Reverend Charles P Shaffer stresses Easter confirms the genuineness of the Resurrection.
Fragmentary text notes that parties have practiced prayer for themselves and for the interests to which they gave themselves, indicating religious activity tied to group aims.
In a warm April Easter note Mary Jane shares season joy and weather wryly. She mentions Palm Sunday services, Easter preparations, and gratitude to friends. The piece mixes light town chatter with religious observance and ends with a historical Easter carol from George Edward Smith in Frederick, MD.
Potts and Griffin sold the property on Madison Street to Daniel Sint for Francis Eppley Jr estate administrator of Francis. The lot includes a six room brick house partly modern with 169 feet to a red driveway. Mr. Stull gains immediate possession.
The essay by H. Dorsey Evenison extols California and San Francisco from its early mission days to the Gold Rush, praising the city as a unique, healthful port on the Pacific. It recalls 1818 prospects, the 1849 influx, and the city’s growth into a cosmopolitan hub while preserving its distinctive climate and character.
The piece extols San Francisco’s allure, noting how women’s beauty and fashion flourish with the city’s climate and surroundings. It highlights Oakland Berkeley and Alameda as a connected, vibrant region, and recalls San Francisco’s dramatic rise after the 1906 earthquake, its grand streets, buildings, and harbor. It also reports on a court gathering to honor Millon G Viner Sr, with eulogies by local lawyers and a public welcome.
Fragmentary note discusses themes in child protection and public policy. Mentions national newspaper copyright and editing practices without clear events or names.
The piece surveys women of various ages and looks at beauty, reliability, and industry. It argues older women gain responsibility, flappers may balance looks with agility, and physical type does not dictate merit. The author notes women bosses and workers show enterprise across styles.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays with errors. Notable entries include George Warrowes born in 1811, Edward Everett Hale born 1822, Leona Gambetta 1838, and events such as the first public San Francisco school in 1848 and martial law in South Carolina in 1894. Also lists births of Cameron Mann and other figures, and notes on Lent day, winter weather in Oregon, and travel for hotel groups.
Local items from The News note an exhibition on Church Street witnessed by many. Delegates to the State Firemen Association in Westminster in June are listed as Joseph W. Gaver John Frazier Rena S Harp WW Heek William I Storm Alternates include John Rennett Albert Smith George Wier Tourer Rennett and George Kr Mulberry.
Public health efforts note falling death rates among both races but highlight ongoing preventable illnesses in the United States. The piece cites tuberculosis, venereal disease, and dental and vision problems as persistent health challenges, especially in the South. It praises progress from 1910 to 1923 and calls for continued, larger scale action through the National Negro Health Week and collaboration with the U.S. Public Health Service.
A playful fragment about driving with a family in spring. The speaker muses on car travel, the driver’s role, and the pull of the road as kids and wife chime in. The narrator hints at flirtation, fate, and the simple joy of rolling home as season turns. The piece closes with a wary note about going to the movies.
A 1936 NA Service column mashes satire on marriage, chores, and social trends. It blends spoof advice and comic vignettes about home life, the worn-out furniture myth, and the frictions of cheap living, as a playful take on era norms. It ends with a humorous quip about misquoted dialogue in everyday dining.
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