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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1900
Page
3
A garbled archaic passage contends with limits of human ken and the nature of conception and meaning. It suggests contentment with a reasonable idea of what we can form and grasp, while pondering what lies beyond perception.
A fragmented 19th century sermon discusses the Easter resurrection, weighing Scriptural accounts against tradition. It argues for an actual historical event witnessed by believers, while noting tensions in interpreting gospel narratives and providence. The text reflects debates on evidence, faith, and the physicality of the risen Christ.
Disjointed 19th century column praises progress from factory advances to arbitration, noting shorter workdays and higher living standards in Fall River and Pittsburgh. It lauds Carnegie's philanthropy and urges push for science and education while urging peaceful labor dispute resolution through arbitration.
A historical account describes Jesus entering Jerusalem amid vast crowds and Palm Sunday rites. Lazarus’s resurrection following Jesus’s command to remove the tomb stone sparked excitement among residents preparing for Passover. The narrative notes diverse expectations of a Messiah and the crowd's mixed motives, with many waving palms and honoring Jesus as he approached the city.
A fragmentary fashion note describes Greek Church followers in Rome on Easter morning wearing varied headgear. It mentions hombas, tulle, and sombrero styles, with Derby hats and caps in multiple colors. The piece notes business reaction to new looks and contrasts English and continental influences.
A humorous guide to Easter attire for men detailing footwear such as patent leather shoes and spats, shirt collars, new trouser shapes, and hat and neckwear trends. It notes women buy masters hats first while men chase comfort with walking sticks and boutonnières, highlighting a shift toward English-influenced styles and practical elegance.
Positive estimates reassure families that thrift applies to Easter finery. Walking sticks cost less than a dollar, while newer, cheaper sweaters and fine Easter styles tempt shoppers with better materials. The pew sweaters are described to be cut to reveal collars.
At the stroke of midnight Easter Eve, local churches held services highlighting devotion and renewal. Congregations gathered as hymns echoed through nave and choir. Parish leaders urged communal reflection and reverence.
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