Chancel On Gaster Story By Lisabeth Vore
A springtime tale of Rosa and Diego set on Easter day in a seaside town. Rosa guards sacred lilies for the chapel altar while a repentant Diego seeks forgiveness and love. A crowd gathers as Diego drowns. Rosa offers lilies from her own heart, a miraculous act of devotion and mercy.
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Chancel
Lisabeth Vore
Frova
Rosa
Mmusic
Adorado
Rozs
Purgatory
Carita
Rosa Mia
Terete
Coura
Diego Bernello
Diego
Maria
Mio
Madre de Christo
Easter Monday Egg Rolling At The White House Grounds
Washington children gather on Easter Monday to roll eggs on the White House lawns amid bands, picnics, and growing crowds. Mothers supervise, policemen guide, and rivalries spark as kids trade eggs and eyes while vendors sell snacks. The Roosevelt and Harrison eras are noted for official attendance and a long tradition replacing Capitol terrace rolling.
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Washington
White House
Marine Band
Harrison
Washington Monument
Potomac
United States
Roosevelt
Capitol Grounds
Capital
Capitol
Congress
Hayes
Nevada Woman Finds Rich Copper Gold Ledge in Death Valley
Miss Lillian Malcolm, accompanied by an Indian half breed, reports a copper and gold ledge in the Funeral Mountains of Death Valley Nevada. She claims the deposit stands fifty to seventy-five feet high with more copper than gold and may unlock a new copper belt, guiding railroad surveys into the mining region.
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Death Valley
Ivan Malcolm
Lillian Malcolm
Aska
Chilcoot
Miss Malcolm
Funeral Mountains
Funeral Range
Alaska
Colorado
Clark Road
Pompeii the Police Horse Retired After 20 Years Service
Pompeii the New York mounted police horse, famed for aiding in hundreds of runaways and teaching children arithmetic, was retired after nearly two decades. His partner Mounted Policeman Redmond P. Keresey paid $400 to keep him from the ragman’s cart, and the pair celebrated a long career ending with Pompeii sold at West 152nd Street stables.
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New York Mounted Police
Redmond P. Keresey
West 152d Street
Seventh Avenue
110Th
153D
Keresey
Prince Henry
New York
125Th Street
Hart White
Benaway
Rye
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Population popcorn intake cited in United States
The article notes an average annual popcorn consumption in the United States at three hundred carioads.
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United States
Pink Flower Named Not For Color But Sharp Edges
The pink flower earned its name not from color but from its edges being pinked or punctured. This detail explains a historical naming quirk tied to floral morphology.
The Golden Crested Wren Estimated European Size
The golden crested wren is described as the smallest European bird. It takes about 72 of these tiny birds to weigh a single pound.
Ancient Glass Mirrors Modern Composition and Process
A note on ancient glass explains its composition matches modern glass in key components. It also notes the production methods appear largely similar to today’s techniques.
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the Children of Presidents
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Battery Place
N.Y
Kandy Supply Co
Washington, D. C
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Letty
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Deent
Congress Street
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Rene Co
Tacoma Nee Wars
Philadelphia
Wicconnia GA Onnia Ginsen Gardens
Adame Sr
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