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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
1
A suburban father disguises as a burglar to fulfill his daughter Muriel's midnight Christmas wish. The girl guides him to the jewelry, they share a chocolate prize, and he later confesses to police after her dreamlike adventure ends.
A devotional poem celebrates the birth of Jesus, describing the manger scene and the kingly yet humble nature of the Christ child. It emphasizes humility, faith, and universal joy, noting angels proclaim the Savior's birth and the light entering the world.
The article warns against choosing Christmas books by covers and urges delaying gifts if unsure. It recommends buying from reputable publishers to ensure quality and accuracy when books must be sent without prior reading.
A poetic vignette describes Christmas as a time when fairies stir the wind and snow to weave gifts from the world. The breeze carries silver hair and soft cries as they vanish on a dawn that blends night and day. A gentle spirit awakens children each morning with a kiss of light, lifting dreams into waking.
A man in a flat cuts a tall Christmas tree to fit, lopping branches with a hatchet and sawing through the trunk. He feels satisfaction at the altered tree though he acknowledges it seems heartless, a desperate solution to accommodate limited space.
A conversation weighs the wisdom of hanging mistletoe on a chandelier versus placing it in the cozy corner. Both agree the tradition should feel warmer and more intimate in the home setting.
A newspaper verse recounts a Christmas eve encounter with Santa Claus. A wish for twice Christmas is denied by a parent while the child Willy Jones and the narrator reflect on longing and cost, ending with Santa departing and a moral note.
A satirical catalog lists gift ideas for various social relations in a sermon on prudent giving. It suggests a cookbook for a wife, a sealskin cloak for a servant girl, diamonds for rich relatives, nothing for poor relatives, and evasive or ironic gifts for others including a Bible for a minister and clothing to attract a husband for a daughter.
Poetic meditation on the Nativity proclaiming Immanuel and the Prince of Peace. It invokes Bethlehem, celestial choirs, and a call for righteousness as God enters the world and hearts become temples for divine presence.
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