Lincoln Assassination Account and Aftermath Told
A dramatic April 14 1865 account of President Lincoln being shot by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theatre. The narrative covers the attack on the box, Rathbone’s efforts, Lincoln’s death at 7 22 am, and the nationwide mourning and funeral procession from Washington to Springfield.
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Ford
Washington
Laura Keene
Abraham Lincoln
Major Rathbone
Ford’s Theater
Mrs. Lincoln
Rathbone
Charles Peterson
President Lincoln
Peterson
Ford’s
Executive Mansion
Augur
White House
Gen. Grant
Philadelphia
Mr. Lincoln
George Ashman
Sherman
Lincoln
James G. Blaine
Congress
South
Canada
Confederate States
Capitol
Illinois
Georgetown
Carl Sandburg
Harcourt, Brace and Company
God
Israel
Lebanon
Christ
John Wilkes Booth
Harper’s Weekly
Lesson for April 14 on Scripture and Interfaith Council
A note outlines the April 14 lesson focusing on scripture study and the International Council of Religions. It emphasizes interfaith dialogue and seeking guidance with permission and participation from involved groups.
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Internaonal Council of Religions
Walk in Love Theme Reflects Christlike Compassion
A devotional line quoting Ephesians 5 2 invites readers to imitate Christ by showing love to others. The phrase emphasizes walking in love as a guiding moral principle.
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Christ
Play Wardrobe Patterns For Young Hopefuls
A 1928 feature presents three quick to sew clothing items for children. A sun-suit with back gathers, a sweet frock, and a scooped bonnet offer comfort and charm for playtime. Each piece is designed for easy construction and practical wear.
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Gingham
Seersucker
Percale
Chambray
Barbara Bell
Abe Lincoln fears child born with one leg like Mary and mine
A friendly street encounter recalls Lincoln’s joking fear about his firstborn’s legs, expressing surprise and humor. The anecdote notes Abe Lincoln’s playful relief after the birth, contrasting Mary’s and his own limbs.
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Abe
Lincoln
Mary
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