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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
6
A reflective meditation on Easter linking Christ's resurrection to spring renewal. It frames Easter as a yearly test of faith in a skeptical modern world, arguing life is stronger than death, nature's cycles renew hope, and the risen Christ fulfills promise and courage for humanity.
Peasants greet one another with Christ is risen and answer He is risen indeed. Colored Easter eggs are exchanged and jokes are told to induce an Easter smile.
The piece discusses Lent’s forty day period rooted in Moses Elijah and Christ’s fasting, noting its vague early origins and later standardization in the Fourth century. It cites Irenaeus and Tertullian as lacking apostolic precedent, mentions Friday abstinence under Pope Nicholas, and explains fish became a common nonflesh food symbolizing Christianity.
A biblical saying from the Sermon on the Mount echoes in Christian teaching. The line urges readers to treat others as they wish to be treated, framing it as central to the law and prophets.
Daisy Miller, newly dressed in blue serge and a striking hat, attracts attention in Manhattan. Arthur Baldwin recalls past glories while Bill Armstrong, from Arizona, rekindles a connection on the train. The night ends with news of Daisy’s engagement to William Armstrong of Tucson, Arizona.
In New York a high profile divorce case pits Gladys Walton Parkman against husband Clifford R. Parkman with Dorothy Britton accused of alienation of affection. Parkman admits friendship with Britton while denying deeper involvement as legal actions unfold including a $60 weekly alimony order and a defamation counterclaim.
A New York Sun piece argues the Bible is an enduring model for strong English writing and suggests Texas journalism courses use biblical storytelling. It praises Luke and cites Acts 27 28 and Jehu Jezebel passages to illustrate vivid narrative, urging students to study biblical phrasing.
In Carlisle Pennsylvania a wild bull chased a departing guest and held farmer Newell Wilson his family and a guest prisoner for six hours. Lawrence Strickler of Boiling Springs with five neighbors cornered the animal and returned it to the barn.
Thieves entered Trinity Presbyterian Church in Montgomery after an anti crime sermon and fled with about 800 dollars from the church safe. The break in occurred as evening services were to begin and the church building was unlocked. Police investigations are ongoing.
George Finnical's beagle gnawed a ham bone when a bone fragment wedged in its jaws. Finnical failed to free the dog and called an automobile mechanic who succeeded in removing the bone fragment.
A promotional note warns that constipation risks rise after age forty and may lead to piles and other disorders. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a doctor recommended, safe remedy suitable for all ages, made from laxative herbs and pure pepsin, with claims of no griping or sickness.
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