Easter Morning Chorus From The Tomb To The Light
The poem contrasts grief at Calvary with the news of resurrection. It frames the sorrow of Christ’s death in Joseph’s tomb and the joyous proclamation of resurrection as the dawn breaks and the world turns toward light. The piece evokes Roman tombs, seraph sentries, and the gloom of Holy Week yielding to triumph. It appears in a spiritual or religious periodical, attributed to Youth's Companion.
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Easter Lilies and Quiet Compassion at Ross Park
A NTE conductor ferries 20 Lady Lindsay students past a hospital ward where lilies grace patient beds. Honor Wesley offers a second pot to a poor old lady, choosing self-denial over a New York trip, revealing quiet charity amid hospital wards and nursing staff bustle.
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Honor Wesley
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Honor
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Dionor
Miss Brown
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Mary Inden
Lucy Gate
Menor
Honor Wesley Prepares for New York Path of Charity
Honor Wesley, a quiet student at the Lady Lindsay school, opens up about loss and guardianship. She plans to travel with her adoptive grandmother to New York to work among the sick and needy, after a heartfelt farewell with Principal and classmates.
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Miss Mary
Old Point Comfort
New York
Mollie Cable
Lady Lindsay
Arbutus
Honor Wesley
Wesley
Easter Monday Egg Rolling at the White House Lawn
The White House hosts an all day Easter Monday picnic for Washington children. In morning eggs are rolled and cracked in games on the lawn as families join in with baskets of colored eggs and treats. The tradition, once citywide, now centers on the presidential grounds with children from the president's family taking part.
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Easter Dinner Table Flowers and Arrangements
The article advises spring flowers for Easter tables, highlighting white tulips with maidenhair ferns as a centerpiece or ferns alone with single tulips in crystal vases. It notes tulip leaves should stay with the flowers and suggests jonquils as a strong yellow seasonal favorite.
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Ella Morris Kretschmar
Significance of Easter Rise Beyond Its Narrow Bounds
The Easter message promises expanded life beyond limits and a move toward a larger liberty. Death and the grave are overcome as Christ releases humanity into life eternal and the freedom he grants. The piece links Easter to renewed hope and a broader, joyous outlook for humanity.
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Young Man Claims He Has Never Loved Before
A humorous exchange reflects a mother asking about the young man and a daughter replying with confidence that he has saved nothing yet claims to have never loved before. The quip captures a lighthearted tone attributed to Puck.
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Mysterious Evanston Disappearance of Rogers and Ely
The Evanston mystery centers on 14 year old Frank Ely Rogers and his aunt Miss Florence Ely who vanished July 13. Police followed leads across Chicago and beyond with sightings at hotels and in North Dakota but no trace. The Rogers family appeals for information and offers a large reward while publishing a nationwide chain letter plea for help.
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Melon Incident Sparks Disappointing Scene on Luray Porch
A writer recalls a Saturday in Luray Virginia where African American workers returning from work carried water melons. A young man, after biting the melon, cussed the farmer in a vivid display of temper, as described in Forest and Stream and compared to Mansfield’s stage turn. The Chicago Journal quote ends with a moral about learning wisdom.
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Hyde
Diamond Wedding in New York Captivates Nation
The Diamond Wedding linked a U S navy lieutenant’s daughter to Cuban financier Don Estaban Santa Cruz de Oviedo in a ceremony presided by Archbishop Hughes. The bride received over 100000 worth of pearls and diamonds amid public fascination, police protection, and later loss of gifts from legal heirs. The piece also notes Japan’s parliament composition includes farmers barristers editors doctors and others.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient
Mrs Parline Judson of Brooklyn writes that after suffering from womb inflammation she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She states relief followed three months of treatment and cautions readers about a $5000 forfeit for fake testimonials.
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New York
Lydia Elinkhim
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Brooklyn
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Lynn
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