The Visit and Message of the Easter Angel
The lesson outlines the women visiting the sepulcher early and finding the tomb empty after the angel rolls away the stone. It notes the angel’s messages fear not come see come quickly and the women’s swift obedience to tell the disciples. It also affirms Christ’s resurrection as proof of Scripture truth and the reality of Christ’s identity and sacrifice.
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Peter
James
John
Jesus
Christ
Flory
Emmaus
Promoting Happiness in Human Understanding
The text discusses employing human understanding for God’s glory and the happiness of creatures, contrasting science research and invention with devotional aims. It references Arth. and Chief Justice, implying a legal or moral frame, though details are fragmentary.
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Inc
Pertai
Absorbing the Bible in the Right Light
The excerpt discusses reading the Bible with discernment and spiritual insight. It compares scripture to a dial that must be viewed in the proper light to grasp its meaning. The passage emphasizes inner understanding rather than literal fixation on words.
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Whart
Easter's Call Beyond Fashion and Grief
Uncle Ben writes that Easter appeals beyond religion, blending spring beauty and fashion with inner longing. He notes sorrow from loss and the healing power of Easter hope, urging readers to find joy in the Resurrection story and church worship.
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Ben
Grim Reaper
House of Praise
Uncle Ben
The Spy as a Worldly Menace and Its Eradication
A reflective piece condemns spies as the most despicable vermin and imagines a future where transparency ends their shadowed influence. It contrasts Nathan Hale’s sacrifice with professional spies and argues that light will force the spy into darkness, ending their corrupting presence.
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Nathan Hale
Rattlesnake
Sidewinder
Earth
Easter Morning Promise and a worn problem’s quiet triumph
A young boy sleeps exhausted after a day of struggle with a problem. The father quickly rewrites the problem on a clean tablet, and the boy awakes to see the correct solution. The scene is linked to Easter as a symbol of renewal and the Master’s perfect life.
Molly Maguires a 19th century Irish miners’ group
The Molly Maguires began in Ireland in 1843 and spread to Pennsylvania in 1866. They terrorized coal regions for a decade, with murders and property destruction, prompting militia action in 1875. After brutal crimes and public outrage, ten members were convicted and executed, ending the violence.
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Molly
Brooklyn Eagle
American Army University opens near Paris with 15000 soldiers enrolled
The American Army university near Eaune southeast of Paris hosts a three month course for fifteen thousand soldiers. A 500 member faculty from the American expeditionary forces is led by Col. Ira I Reeves, ex president of Norwich University. Buildings once a war hospital now serve as classrooms and dorms. A 600 acre farm forms the main agricultural college and Bellevue branch near Versailles serves about 1000 art and architecture students.
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American Army University
Eaune
Paris
Ira I. Reeves
Norwich University
Vermont
The
University
Bellevue
Versailles
Venus of Milo Returns to Louvre After Long Odyssey
The Venus of Milo is back in the Louvre after a four year visit to Toulouse. The sculpture hosts a cosmopolitan audience of soldiers and civilians from allied nations. Its ancient origins and mysterious missing hands remain unresolved historical puzzles.
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Louvre
Paris
B. C
Island
Melos
Speed in the Air By Modifying Wing Curvature
A British aeronautical authority suggests airplanes could reach 250 mph with altered wing curvature but would require a 150 mph minimum landing speed. He notes higher air speed is desirable yet risky if nearing earth too quickly.
The Air Pullman Porter Question Declines Dust and Dues
In a Birmingham Age-Herald trend piece, the debate centers on the air Pullman porter role. It questions the legitimacy of extracting quarters from passengers and imagines a dustless, modern aerial travel era.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Orphan Adoptive Plan Surprises Returned Soldier Group
A returned overseas soldier described his company adopting a French orphan. The group imagined a young child to bring home, but they received a photo of a woman around forty, altering their expectations.
Language Shapes Thought Beauty Across Tongues
The quote notes that many thoughts gain or lose beauty depending on language, suggesting linguistic form changes meaning and feeling. It highlights Russian literature as a rich example of expressive depth in translation.
Milk of human kindness tests at 3.5 percent or more
A statement notes that the milk of human kindness typically tests at or above 3.5 percent.
Cost of Jo-I’s Sweet Man Ner Question
Jim asks for the price, seeking a clear figure behind the flirtatious line. The exchange centers on what the gesture might cost and how much value is placed on affection.
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Jim
Women Marry for Wealth, Position, or Habit
Brief remark notes that women's marriage choices vary by motive. Some seek wealth or status, while others wed from habit. The quote highlights differing personal incentives behind marriage decisions.
The Last Image We Have of Some People as Angels
A reflective line considers how the idea of people becoming angels lingers beyond memory, hinting at fate, loss, and the hope of transcendence without detailing any event or names.
Roman Eye Balsam Heals Infections at Night
The notice states that eye infections or inflammations are promptly healed by using Roman Eye Balsam at night after retiring. Adv.
Getting It Straight Heiress Hand For Life Quip
A witty exchange frames marriage and money with the heiress offering a fortune as the man jokes that the hand is for living. The remark contrasts social position with practical aims, reflecting era humor and gender roles.
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