Easter in Jerusalem and Constantinople a cosmopolitan vigil
The piece describes Easter in Jerusalem as a grand, multi ethnic spectacle with Greek Armenian Nestorian and Coptic rites, Jewish Passover, Mohammedan processions, and a diverse pilgrim crowd. It notes the Holy Sepulcher lamps and the washing of feet, then shifts to Constantinople where Greek and Armenian rites prevail amid Ottoman rule and rising Bulgarian influence.
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Levant
T Hsur
Persia
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Aleppo
Amascus
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Africa
India
Jerusalem
Holy ‘Land
Jesus
John
Peter
Russia
Roumania
Greece
Bulgaria
Servia
Montenegro
Austria-Hungary
Godfrey de Bouillon
Holy Sepulcher
Egypt
Mecca
Medina
Syria
Palestine
Holy Land
Sitti Myriam
Dead Sea
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Omar
Noah
Baalbek
Damascus
Constantinople
Christ
Adriatic
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Hamal
Pera
Jubalee-Kepoosee
Gul Jamee
Imi-Kappo
Patriarchal
The Lesson On Resurrection From First Corinthians
A sermon-like summary explains 1 Corinthians 15 1 28 focusing on the resurrection as the core gospel. It outlines the apostles witnesses Christ appeared to and the theological stakes for believers, including how the resurrection confirms salvation and life beyond the grave.
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Christ
One Lesson In Driving Ends With a Fence
A girl and her companion learn driving from Charlie Smith in a tense lesson aboard a new auto. The instructor reassures them and warns about pedals while the car leaps forward and ends with the teacher stopping the vehicle before a fence. Charlie Smith claims the lesson took only one session.
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Charlie
Companion
Charlie Smith
The Long Reach of Income Tax Through Time
The London Chronicle notes that the income tax act of 1842 remains vigorous in wartime, tracing its roots to Peel and later renewals. It recalls earlier taxes from 1799, the abolition during 1816, and the 1842 shift to a permanent fiscal tool, with examples of rates and yields up to 1914.
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Peel
Lord Russell
Gladstone
Ireland
Great Britain
France
Waterloo
Community Forum Advocates Public Discussion For Government
Dr. P P Claxton United States commissioner of education says a government derives safety and wisdom from popular sentiment. He argues that organized public discussion guarantees the sentiment will not be wrong and that democracy is the educational form of government.
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Community Forum
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Real Optimist Prize Funds Mars Contact Challenge
A wealthy French amateur scientist offers a prize of 20003 dollars to the first astronomer who communicates with a planet other than Mars. The sponsor doubts many will live to see the prize awarded but remains confident that communication with Mars may be achieved in years.
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