Easter Observances And Origins Across Christian Traditions
Easter, the festival of the resurrection, is observed tomorrow in Christian churches as the year's principal religious event. The article traces Easter date rules from the Council of Nicaea to lunar cycles, notes historical disagreements between Eastern and Western churches, and explains origins of terms and customs including the Easter egg and greetings still used in parts of Russia.
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Europe
Asia
Nicaea
Christ
Russia
Chicago Tribune Urges Tax Reduction Backed by Coolidge and Mellon
The Chicago Tribune urges accepting the administration’s tax reduction recommendations. It argues Coolidge and Mellon have been conservative, warning that rejecting their plan could result in no tax cut. It notes the presidency holds veto power and a two thirds Congress override is unlikely.
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Mellon
Chicago Tribune
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Tribune
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Congress
Immortality Here and Now in Easter Message
The Saturday Night Sermon argues immortality is present not future, describing eternal life as knowing God through Christ. It urges seekers to thirst for righteousness, surrender to God, seek fellowship, meditate and pray, and welcome the Spirit to overcome temptations while embracing abundant life here on earth.
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Christ
God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
What's What in Washington
Washington column notes the Mississippi river flood prevention bill's flaws and high cost, while Congress rushes to adjourn. It also covers Mexico recognizing pre 1917 oil titles and praise for Ambassador Morrow as oil interests navigate shifting diplomacy and Dwight stays on the job.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Wesley L. Jones
Mexico
Sheffield
Calles
Ambeseador Morrow
Morrow
Dwight
Just Folks Waffles Woes From Edgar A. Guest
A short verse about a husband who laments his wife never shares his crave for waffles with maple syrup. The speaker recalls years of marriage and jokes about buying a shiny iron while never achieving breakfast bliss at home or on the road.
Good Night Stories in Make-Believe Forest
David and Happy Giggles visit Robby Bear Roccky Coon and Bobby Bear in a woods adventure. The group notes family absence but shares curiosity and humor as they explore footprints tails and kinship among animal friends.
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Weefin
Robby Bear
Happy Giggles
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Daddy
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Roccky Coon
Bobbs Bear
Raccoon
Bobby
Happy
One Minute Pulpit Excerpt From St John Passage
A brief religious meditation cites St John chapter 16 verses 16 to 17. The passage notes Jesus speaking of a little while when his followers will not see him and then again a little while when they will, as he goes to the Father. Disciples question the meaning among themselves.
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Pather
New Yorker notes on city life and culture
In April diary entries sketch New York from Woolworth Tower to air views and critic debates. Articles touch on Hoboken Blues funding by Otto Kahn, Long Island wealth moves by hydroplane and seaplane, popular baby name Fatricia, Ringling circus buying antiques in Sarasota, and Harlem ball scenes at Savoy ballroom with a riot of color atmosphere.
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Warren Tribune Company
D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred €. Eston
A E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. K. van Cleve
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Frank R. Ford
J. R. van Cleve
Howard L. Schultheis
Devine-Wallis Corporation
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Chicago
Warren Post Office
Roosevelt Warren
New York
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Lexington
The
Daily Worker
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Kahn
Long Island
Harrison Williams
Manhattan
Glen Cove
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Madison Square Garden
John Ringling
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sarasota
Fla
Harlem Society
South Sea Isle
Savoy Ballroom
Lenox Avenue
141St Street
Diet and Gielale Iron Rich Glandular Foods Discussed
The article notes liver and kidney contain high iron and may aid pernicious anemia, with Liver rich in iron and vitamin A though the exact active principle is unknown. It also covers irritated bladder causes, hydration, and the suggestion to consult a physician while offering home tips and pamphlets.
Moose Band Sees Near Full Attendance at Regular Practice
The Moose Temple hosted a near one hundred percent turnout for last night’s regular practice directed by H. H. Bruner. A double session plan from Warren High School will be reused next year following Monday’s board decision.
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Moose Band
Moose Temple
H. H. Bruner
Warren High School
Warren county lands modern highway under omnibus road bill
April 7, 1925 reports Warren county awarded construction of a modern highway from Tidioute over the hill to Newton under the omnibus road bill signed by Governor Pinchot. Bishop J C Ward of the Erie defense of the Episcopal church spoke to the Kiwanis at its luncheon Wednesday at the Conswango club.
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Warren County
Tidioute
Newton
Pinchot
J. C. Ward
Erie Diefense
Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Club
Conswango_club
Warren High School Dominates Northwestern Arts Contest
Warren High School students took four firsts in the commercial contest tied to the Northwestern Arts Association. The Warren basketball squad will be honored at its annual banquet this evening at the Community House.
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Frank R. Reid
Warren High School
Northwestern Arts Association
Local Homecoming After Florida Visit Draws Crowds
April 7 1927 reports F M Knapp arrives on Second Avenue after three months in Hollywood Florida with family. Rev and Mrs Harald Kistler of Pittsburgh return home after visiting Rev and Mrs Raymon Kistler for Arabian Nights event. Crowd of 3000 seen as peaceful with few troublemakers among wary whites including many notables.
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F. M. Knapp
Second Avenue
Hollywood
Florida
Harald Kistler
Pittsburgh
Raymon Kistler
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