Easter Sermon on Resurrection Faith and Hope
A religious note urges Christians worldwide to observe Easter Sabbath with reflections on the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It argues the event is historic, unique, and witnessed by believers, citing divine power, the church's central role, and the promise of immortality for believers amid sorrow and death.
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Jesus Christ
God
Joseph
Jesus
Caesar
Socrates
Napoleon
St. Helena
Christ
Calvary
Earth
Heaven
Adam
Larry Duggan the 33 year old diplomat shaping U S Mexico policy
A profile of Larry Duggan, a 33 year old Irish American in charge of Western Hemisphere policy in the Roosevelt administration, detailing his rapid rise in the State Department, squash prowess, and potential path to international influence. The piece places him alongside figures like Sumner Welles and notes his modest, shy demeanor and scholarly background at Exeter and Harvard.
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State Department
Roosevelt
Mexico
Larry" Duggan
Sumner Welles
Exeter
Harvard
Department
Welles
Duggan
Larry” Durgan
The Next Phase of the Spanish Civil War and Its Aftermath
The article argues the Spanish civil war is near its end with Franco’s victory near certain. It reflects on Spain’s postwar reconstruction, national unity, and the roles of Italy, Germany, Britain, and France in shaping a fragile peace or new international conflict. It questions whether silence on battlefields signals peace or a broader struggle.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
United States
Italy
Germany
Britain
Mediterranean
France
Why The School Strikes Rise In Youth Actions
A critical view on school strikes questions youth motives and adult responsibility. The piece argues that oversimplified youth behaviour reflects grown ups’ failures in governance and parenting, citing retirements and school-site disputes as examples and urging traditional boundaries between authority and pupil input.
Leaving for the Front in Virginia 1862
The Autobiography of Hon George Metcalf recounts the September 1862 muster and first march to the front. The author details farewell scenes with family and sweethearts, the long train ride to Washington and Alexandria, the first exposure to warlike sights, ration reliefs, and the grueling 15 mile march to Arlington Heights with heavy packs and hard tack.
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Virginia
United States
Elmira
Washington
Georgetown
Alexandria
Rosslyn
Arlington Heights
Robert Lee
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1808 to 1924
A compact list of notable birth anniversaries: Caleb B. Smith born in Boston, Lincoln interior secretary. Charles J. Folger born Nantucket, died Geneva. Ernest Solway Belgian soda maker and anthropologist. Herbert B. Adams Johns Hopkins historian. Albert B. Dick Chicago inventor. Each entry notes birthplaces, roles, and death dates.
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Caleb B. Smith
Indiana
Lincoln
Interior
Boston
Isit
Charles J. Folger
New York
Treasury
Pres, Ben
Nantucket
Mass
Geneva
N. Y
Ernest Solway
Insents Soda
Herbert B. Adams
John Hopkins
Amer
Asso
Shutesbury
Albert BR. Dick
Chicago
New Deal Spending Will Pass Twenty Billion Dollars
President Roosevelt's recovery program will lift New Deal spending for relief above 20 billion dollars. The current fiscal year totals reach 25.965 billion with nearly 2 billion expected this year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Proposed Program Expects 2.06 Billion Budget Allocation
A government plan outlines a spending budget of at least 2,062,000,000 dollars for a new program. The proposal details the large allocation to the account and implications for funding priorities.
Easter Readings and Message From Dying Missionary
Easter eve readings reflect on the crucifixion and resurrection as a missionary in India nears death. The piece urges quiet self examination and dying to self to live through Christ, urging readers to consider their response to the Crucifixion and tomb.
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Joseph
India
Grocery of 1838 Passes Orange Market Legacy
The Foskat and Blair Market in Orange, Massachusetts, closes after selling out, ending a long era for the 1830s store founded by John and Herbert Daughton. The longtime grocer and its 30-year delivery horse Silver conclude their joint service as the market moves on.
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Orange
Mass
Blair
John
Herbert Daughton
Aroa
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