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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
3
A sweeping recount of Jerusalem from ancient Mesopotamian tablets to modern times. It traces the city’s empires from Egyptian control and Jebusite rule to Davidic capital status and repeated destructions, noting key sieges by Romans, Crusaders, Saladin, and British forces under Allenby.
The piece blends a Easter hymn with observations on Jerusalem and its holy sites. It notes Jerusalem as a three faith holy city and describes landmarks like the Golden Gate and the Mount of Olives convent, reflecting reverence during Easter.
The article revisits Jerusalem history from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre built under Helena to the present 1810 structure, noting Gethsemane’s remaining olive trees and sacred sites within Haram es Sherif. It cites biblical reverence for Jerusalem, quotes Jesus’ lament over the city, and references John of Patmos’ vision of a holy city descending from heaven.
Piquant dress with ruffled shoulders and puffed sleeves features a slim reed skirt and bow back to adjust the waistline. Sleeveless option shown, pattern 9987 available in sizes 14 to 44. fabric 86 inches wide preferred. Send 15 cents and write name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
In a dialogue, Dustin Stax notes continual regulation mirrors a family clock and must be guided by real facts. Bargain Aiken-Umson is praised as the greatest gainer seen, while Paine-Well-Aiken recalls a telephone install dispute over a number. A quip questions McKenzie’s high jump ability, suggesting he cannot clear his throat.
Mae reveals she grew tired of Dick’s constant grinding and asks in frustration why she wed him, reflecting on marital strain and unresolved tensions.
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