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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
2
A doctrinal lesson outlines the empty tomb, Mary Magdalene’s testimony, and Jesus’ post resurrection appearances. It highlights Peter and John’s swift investigation, Mary’s encounter, and the disciples’ gathered faith with Thomas’s later doubt and belief, all stressing faith over physical proof.
A compact collection of aphorisms praising kind speech and home virtues. Pascal notes words shape minds while hospitality and godliness crown a virtuous home. Eliot mocks verbose proof by those with little to say, urging restraint.
A devotional poem contrasts scorners of Christ with the crowd that asks for forgiveness while he dies. It centers on themes of sacrifice, forgiveness, and the misunderstood nature of Jesus as savior, noting that faith grows from the cross through enduring love and salvation.
The article paints Easter as nature's awakening with lilies blooming forsythia tulips narcissi and hyacinths new life in spring buds and fragrant honeysuckle. It links nature to renewed hope faith and revived spirit as churches fill with flowers music and song signaling a spiritual new year.
A brief quoted verse from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat contemplates life and renewal. It imagines breath waking flowers from gray earth and suggests a reclaimed vitality returning to people. No further context or events are provided.
Across California Easter sunrise services are held atop Mount Helix Mount Davidson Mount Lowe and others with crosses and amphitheater settings drawing around 300000 attendees annually Southern locals begin pilgrimages the night before roads crowded with cars and pedestrians Sunrise programs feature trumpeters hymns orchestral pieces prayers and sermons by noted speakers
The piece notes the custom of wearing new finery on Easter linking it to ancient spring rites. It explains how the Feast of Eastre and spring cleaning traditions reflect renewal, with women striving to dress anew and households readying for the festival by purging and refreshing their homes.
The Good Friday Holy Fire ceremony at Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulcher draws vast crowds. Consuls, military and diplomatic members fill every space as they watch the miraculous descent of fire believed to illuminate Christ’s tomb.
A local belief links the cross of Jesus to the aspen poplar and says its leaves tremble since the crucifixion. The piece presents this fanciful notion as a folklore idea circulating in certain communities.
In the desert flower area near Bakersfield California Easter services are held annually at Mount Roubidoux the edge of Los Angeles with traditional ceremonies conducted since 1008.
Dairy extension specialists at Ohio State University say wheat can replace up to 30 percent of dairy cow rations with good results. They list sample blends using corn cob meal, wheat, oats, cottonseed meal, and soybeans, and advise varying protein with roughage and feeding high protein feeds to maximize value.
A. J. Cramer of Wisconsin cow testing associations warns spring grass lacks dry matter for milk cows. A 25 to 30 pound daily producer needs 20 to 25 pounds dry matter, while fresh grass is mostly water. He urges supplementary grain with early pasture and suggests sweet clover as a remedy. For strong pasture mix see two grain options totaling 300 pounds.
A Nebraska subscriber notes milk drops from 25–30 pounds to 10–15 pounds daily as cold weather arrives and feeding changes occur. He emphasizes cow housing and barn temperatures between 45 and 50 degrees F, arguing cows struggle in colder air and wind without shelter. Hoard's Dairyman echoes the need to manage winter conditions.
Carelessness in feeding raises milk costs while experts urge using county bulletins to plan next season's work. Wisconsin study shows profits from top three cows cover scrub cow costs. Lime Ridge Septime, a pure bred Holstein from Lime Ridge farm New York, produced 21912 pounds of milk and 752 pounds of fat in her thirteenth year, ranking first in the United States for the year and sixth all time.
A vintage advertisement promotes Castoria as a gentle regulator for babies and older children. It claims Castoria eases colic, digestive upsets, and fevers without harsh drugs, suitable for infants and youths, and urges recognition by the name on genuine bottles.
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