The Easter Hare and Its Ties to Tradition
A discussion traces the Easter hare’s origins from Germany to Egyptology myths and the moon symbol. It contrasts hares with rabbits, notes cultural links to St Nicholas and Brer Rabbit, and explains how the hare’s open-eyed gaze and nocturnal nature fed legends about Easter.
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Remus
Germany
St. Nicholas
Sphinx
Easter hare myth ties to opening of the year in folklore
The article traces the hare as a symbol of periodicity and the Easter opening of the year across cultures. It notes German, English, and New England associations, the hare’s link to eggs, and regional variations from Warwickshire to Presbyterian New England, ending with regional beliefs about who lays Easter eggs.
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Germany
Hans
Gretel
Swabia
Hesse
Mannhardt
England
Warwickshire
Coleshill
Baal
New England
John Knox
Waterland
der Kriss Kringle
Liberal subscription offer from Kentucky Farmer
The Kentucky Farmer announces a special deal for arrears and new subscribers. Pay in advance and receive home paper for one year plus three months of the farm paper for free. Includes clubbing rates with major dailies and weeklies. Serial "Polly of the Circus" to begin April 14 in next issue.
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Kentucky Farmer
Louisville
The
Kentucky Farmer and Breeder
Lexington
Kentucky
South
Polly of
Circus
the Sun
Spencer County Declares Dry After Local Option Vote
Taylorsville Ky April 3 The county wide local option election ended with dry majorities in every precinct totaling 564. Goodwin Springs Mt Eden and Camp Branch showed strong dry support while the remaining precincts also favored prohibition.
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Taylorsville
Goodwin Springs
Drys
Mt. Eden
Camp Branch
Washington Dispatches and a Tragic Self Destruction
In Washington D C April 5 a letter from editor Sun recounts the marble Capitol complex and a young Louisiana congressman Wickliff as a rising figure. A sharp tariff debate unsettles the scene as a new member endures brutal questioning in the gallery. The page notes a veteran sailor carpenter Chase a cousin of Salmon P Chase commits suicide in a Broadway Herald Square incident.
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Washington, D. C
Sun
Springfield
Kentucky
Congress
Wickliff
Louisiana
Nelson County
Lousiana
United State Senate
Joe
Champ Clark
Chase
Salmon P. Chase
Washington
Deaths of Hendren Purdom and Drane noted in local notices
Obituaries report John A. Hendren of 78 dies at son 8 G Hendren in Lowsville after an old age decline. Emma Purdom 25 died April 1 at husband F J Purdom home. funeral at Springfield Bethlehem cemetery. Mary E. Drane 70 dies Sunday at 4 a m pneumonia. funeral service at Bethlehem church led by Rev R L Purdom. several relatives named Canary present.
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John A. Hendren
G. Hendren
Lowsville
Hendren
Springfield
Baptist Church
Springfield Baptist Church
Emma Purdom
F. J. Purdom
Mary E. Drane
Washington County
Jowan W Lewis and J H Graham Nominees Renewed in eleventh Judicial District
The Eleventh Judicial District Republican convention met in Lebanon on March 1 to nominate Circuit Judge and Commonwealth's Attorney candidates. John W. Lewis was nominated for Circuit Judge by acclamation after speeches by Lewis and Graham. J H Graham received the Commonwealth's Attorney nomination by acclamation.
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Sun
Eleventh Judicial District
Ins
Lebanon
Commonwealth
B. N. Penick
Marion County
Reesor
Campbellsville
J. H. Graham
John W. Lewis
W. F. Netkirk
Mr. Lewis
Marshal Duncan
Commonwealth's Attorney
Mr. Young
Mr. Graham
Jof Gepsen
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Rogers Gors
Detroit Free Press
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