Easter Miracle of Lily and Love in the Mission
Rosa, a haughty parishioner, refuses a repentant Diego, then later yields as Diego survives a boat accident and Rosa transfers the Easter lilies to him. The Padre calls it a miracle of love on Easter morning amid the chapel decorations and crowd.
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Rosa
Bloom
Mrosa
Adorado
Purgatory
Carita
Diego
Rosa Mia
Carsta
Oeah
Diego Sernello
Dbesch
Tire
Maria
Diego Mio
Easter Egg Rolling On White House Grounds
Washington children gather on Easter Monday on the White House lawns to roll eggs, watch Marines Band performances, and enjoy treats from peanut and candy vendors. Police ensure safety as families from all backgrounds participate, with Roosevelt children watching from the sidelines.
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Washington
White House
Marine Band
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
General Hayes
Lillian Malcolm claims rich copper gold deposit in Death Valley
Nevada prospector Lillian Malcolm describes reaching a ridge in the Funeral Mountains with an Indian guide, declaring a major copper and gold ledge extends fifty to seventy five feet high and promising a new copper belt in Death Valley. She cites extreme climbs and peril, compares peril to the Chilcoot journey, and plans to notify railroad builders to enable transport of the find.
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Nevada
Death Valley
Julian Malcolm
Lillian Malcolm
Aska
Chilcoot
Miss Malcolm
Funeral Mountains
Funeral Range
Alaska
Colorado
Clark Road
Bill Kes
Scotty
Pompeii the Valiant a Police Horse Memoir
The New York mounted police horse Pompeii, famed for math tricks and catching runaways, retires after nearly twenty years. His handler Mounted Policeman Redmond P. Keresey bought Pompeii for 50 dollars at auction, with 400 dollars in hand to keep the pair together.
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Pompeii
New York Mounted Police
Wan
Redmond P. Keresey
West 152d Street
Seventh Avenue
110Th
153D Streets
Pompeli
Keresey
Huct
Prince Henry
New York
125Th Street
152D Street
Rye
N. Y
Popcorn Consumption Report in United States Grows
The article notes that the United States consumes an average of three hundred carloads of popcorn each year, highlighting a substantial national appetite for the snack.
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United States
Pink Flower Named for Pinked Edges Not Color
The pink flower was named after the edges being pinked or punctured rather than the color, according to the source. The naming origin emphasizes the distinctive edge treatment over hue.
The Golden Crested Wren Weighs Pound by 72 Birds
The golden crested wren is the smallest European bird. It takes about 72 of these little birds to weigh a pound.
Ancient glass mirrors identical components to modern
The article notes that glass from ancient times shares the same base ingredients as today’s glass, while the production methods appear broadly similar, suggesting continuity in material composition and fabrication techniques.
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Gaster
Disabeth Vore
Presidente
Potomac
O Arling
Pompeie
Jos. Butler CO
Battery Place
N. Y. City
Erick
Kandy
NEW Ork & Paris School OF Millinery
Broadway
London
Arthur Applin
East End
Humdros
Feo
Setiwa
Texas
Letty
Fife
Salvation Army
Booth
Arthur Apolla
Ita
Crane
Boston
Mass
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Sui of Sane
Paoates
Standford
Fifth Ave
Dr. Kline
Bottie
Ruse
Philadelphia
Gil SE
Gace Garden
CIA
Ecensin G Gardens
Adams St
Wanusan
Wis
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