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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1951

Page

12

Jour de L An A Great Occasion For French Canadians

The article describes New Year celebrations among French Canadians, noting midnight Mass in Canadian cities and the first day’s customs. It highlights the patriarch as a key figure and details a family’s morning ritual of greeting by visiting each room while silently requesting entry for the new year.

Family Christmas Reunion and Blessings Custom

A nostalgic description of a December family Christmas gathering ending with a church visit and a large shared meal. Married members arrive, seek a blessing from the head of the house, and dinner features soup turkey meat balls tarts walnuts and fruits. The article notes the custom aims to start yearly traditions. Also mentions a Chicago study linking installment payments for cars to more frequent use than cash purchases.

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Origin of Christmas Tree Use Questioned Across Cultures

The text traces the Christmas tree origin to ancient Druids and notes later credits to Germany where decoration customs began in the 18th century. It summarizes how the practice spread across southern Europe to America, framing outdoor tree decorating as an American trademark and a feature of communal spirit.

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Christkindl Santa Claus Name in Swiss Folklore

Swiss readers recall Christkindli the Christ Child who visits homes at Christmas. The radiant angel rides a fairy sleigh drawn by reindeer from the north and brings gifts to Swiss children while urging obedience and scolding the naughty.

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