Come See the Place Where the Lord Lay
A Sunday sermon reflects on the tomb of Jesus in Joseph of Arimathea's garden tomb. The preacher contrasts funeral display with humble burial and envisions resurrection spanning many realms, urging flowers, peace, and universal renewal through the Easter event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aventor
Thas
Jerusalem
Joseph
Christ
Ale
Rock
Egypt
Napoleon
Ahal Taj
India
Cassia
Nicodemus
Sanhedrinn
United States
Tower of Antonio
Angel of God
Grace
Sng
Earth
The
Sanhedrim
Tower of
Antonio
Atlantic Ocean
Coras
Sea
Sedan
Gettysburg
South Mountain
Greenwood
New York
Liverpool
Central America
Pacific
Boston
Westminster Abbey
Bull Run
Shrewd Santa Osa Lad Wins Neighbor’s Colt Reward
In Santa Osa California a father promises two dollars for finding a lost colt. The neighbor’s boy returns the colt and receives two dollars fifty, then shares with his friend, revealing a sly ruse. Oklahoma's population nears 69,900, rivaling Wyoming and Nevada, with statehood talk via the New York World.
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Santa Osa
Cal
Oklanoma
Ohio
Wyoming
Nevada
New York World
Life of Japan’s Young: Kids Play, Dress, and Toys
A vivid portrait of Japanese childhood, detailing attire, games, and toys. It notes geisha apprentices in vivid silks, kite fighting and battledore play, shuttlecock games, street candy stalls, and street vendors who entertain children. It highlights the charm, discipline, and bustling toy culture of Tokyo and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Daimio
Grittis
Matsu Daira
Castle
Tokio
Kwannon
Asakusa
Paterfamilias
Taro
Roku Meikwan
Tokio Club
Edwin Arnold
Juroku Musashi
Kyoto
Sir Rutherford Alcock
Ilia
Shiba
Satsuma
Yokohama
Griffis
Chicago News
Notable varied notes on ships music and natives
A collection of brief items notes and comments from a newspaper page. It covers Bries a naval expert comparing American and English cruisers and guns, candy quality post tariff changes, a Centerville Iowa artesian well with bats, Peru's oil export plans, a music theorist predicting a German Italian blend, church choir salaries in New York, a Davy Crockett monument, and Native American self sufficiency vs ration dependence with regional details.
Record of extraordinary height in German and British guards
The London Tit-Bits notes two extraordinary heights among guardsmen. Captain Pluskow of the First Regiment of Guardx stood over eighty inches tall, once deemed the tallest. A Rhinelander added to the First Regiment of Foot Guards as a one-year volunteer, reaching more than seven feet four and a half inches, unmatched since 1450 when a giant required custom-made bedstead and equipment now kept as regimental curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Crockett
Tennessee
Colonel Crockett
Pluskow
Guardx
Regiment of
Foot Guards
Guards
London
Marriage Customs in Australia Described by New York Press
The New York Press reports on Australian marriage rites where the mother and aunts shun the husband for life. They avoid speaking to him, covering faces when meeting, and use a special tongue tura tongte. After marriage the couple sleeps apart for two moons, unseen by guests who mock them.
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Australia
New York Press
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Rev. DR. Talmage
Mr. Bries
Wrenx
Centerville
Iowa
Russia
South America
Peru
Stephen Foster
Suwanee
Annie
Miiae
Miiae Vere
Lola Paulina
Sabina
Paulina
Pliny
Citzen
Lactma
Civilized Tribes
Pueblos
New Mexico
Six Nations
St. Regis
North Carolina
California
Oregon
Washington
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Alaska
Dakotas
Montana
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