Easter Triumph Over the Tomb in Youth's Companion
The poem contrasts sorrow at the crucifixion with the Easter revelation. It narrates women at the tomb, the sorrow of the world, and the decisive break as the stone is rolled away and Christ rises. The piece ends recalling a joyous Easter proclamation and the world awakening to light.
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Joseph
Calvary
Rome
Easter Lily Gift Sparks Healing Bond at Santa Barbara Hospital
Honor Wesley, a quiet Lady Lindsay student, buys lilies for a poor hospital patient, sacrificing her New York trip. The act transforms her, revealing a grandmotherly kindness and prompting Miss Mary and the principal to mentor her toward a future caring for the sick in New York.
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Ross Park
Lady Lindsay
Miss Mary
Honor Wesley
Honor
New York
Farlow
Miss Brown
Mamma
Mary Lindon
Lucy Craig
Round
Mary
Old Point Comfort
Easter Bonnet Demand Sparks Quiet Remarkable Banter
A humorous exchange between Mrs Gooph and Mrs Wooph in Baltimore reflects light social foible. The wife jokes she would die if her husband did not buy a new Easter bonnet, while the other replies that no funerals have left their house, underscoring the harmless tone of the chat.
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Honor
Santa Barbara
New York
Mollie Cable
Lady Lindsay
California
Connecticut
Gooph
Wooph
Baltimore
Peril Gone By in Brooklyn Life Humorous Exchange
In Brooklyn Life a humorous vignette notes Easter has passed with a quip about attending church. The speakers, a pair named Harry and a narrator, joke over fashion choices—his necktie and her Easter hat—reflecting light domestic banter after the holiday.
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Harry
Brooklyn
No Joy in His Can Easter Weather Prediction
Harlem Life reports Easter will be pleasant. Mack declines buying his wife a new bonnet. The clipped item notes a light, cheerful forecast with personal reactions.
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Mack
Harlem
Policemen Praise Peruna in Cold Weather Testimonials
Officers Swanson and O Halloran report Peruna helps combat severe colds after exposure to rain and cold. Swanson says the remedy restored his health and vitality, while O Halloran notes repeated success for fellow officers with colds influenza and catarrh. Readers urged to contact Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Peruna
A. C. Swanson
Michael O'Halloran
Summerdale Station
W. Monroe Street
Chicago
Michael O'Halleran
Tattoo marks indicate Eskimo kinship roots found
At a Washington meeting of the Anthropological Society, evidence was presented that Eskimo women's tattoo marks were created to signal family relationships. The report notes global population and material wealth contrasts with Hawaiian yacht racing as a leisure pursuit.
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New York City
Hawaiian Islands
Anthropological Society, of
Washington
Remarkable cure tale from Mrs. Wellett in Michigan
Mrs. A Wellett of Champion Michigan recounts five years of severe back pain sleepless nights and nervous despondency cured after using Dodd s Kidney Pills. She claims initial relief followed by full recovery with improved sleep no nighttime awakenings and restored health.
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Dodd
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