Christmas Gift Idea From KGL Bhd Store
The notice touts KGL Bhd offering practical attractive furniture at low prices. It emphasizes years of experience and asks shoppers to visit the store for useful, handsome gifts rather than expensive items.
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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
3
The notice touts KGL Bhd offering practical attractive furniture at low prices. It emphasizes years of experience and asks shoppers to visit the store for useful, handsome gifts rather than expensive items.
A shopping list of home organization items including racks for clothes and plates, music stands, center tables, paper holders, book cases, kitchen cabinets, and foot stools. Emphasis is on available varieties and the utility of decluttering spaces.
A fragment describes a Nativity themed Christmas event at a basilica grotto with a Latino chorus and a modest procession. It notes a silver cement marker and gathering of people in blue dresses and peaked caps, with a focus on ceremonial seating and early 10 o clock activities marked by chant and music.
A long chanting procession winds through a dim church to the grotto of the Nativity. Priests pause at a silver star bearing the inscription Here he was born of a virgin. The gospel narrative is recited and the figure placed in a rock cut manger, ending the service.
The article notes English girls expect a kiss under mistletoe within a year, with berries plucked for each kiss and none if berries are gone. It recalls mistletoe as a protective charm against witches and as irresistibly binding, forcing both matron and maid to succumb to the tradition.
A vintage recipe explains dissolving chocolate caramels over a fire with molasses and sugar. It instructs adding grated chocolate and butter, boiling, then pouring into buttered dishes to set, and cutting into one inch squares.
In Cornwall Christmas Eve is a special holiday with children allowed to sit up till midnight and drink to the mock as the Yule log is called there.
Edgar Wallace of London set a trap in his room for a mouse. After falling asleep he woke to a room filling with gas from a half and a half turned burner. He turned off the gas and freed the mouse, a life for a life.
The article notes that small birthday candles often fail to stand upright until they have burned long enough. It suggests that candles harden wonderfully if placed on ice for a few hours before use.
A rich store Christmas tree becomes the centerpiece of a Christmas miracle. A poor girl Maggie asks for a tree for her sick brother Tommy and Miss Margaret Stanhope offers help, transforming their modest home with gifts and warmth. The act binds them through shared charity and a heartfelt request.
Santa Claus, of German origin, derives from the German name for St. Nicholas. The old man figure stems from ancient feasts marking year’s end and new beginnings. Saint Nicholas was a fourth century bishop of Myra, patron of children and schoolboys, linked to gift giving in celebrations.
Christmas in Rome features the éottio auction of fish at San Teodoro near the forum. Each year the market draws large crowds of buyers and sightseers in the early hours, with rows of stalls packed in a bustling, circular market atmosphere.
Congressmen J H Bankhead of Alabama lauds Peruna from Washington in a letter praising it as a radical catarrh cure. He claims the remedy has stood a half century test and cured thousands, urging readers to try it and seek Dr Hartman for guidance.
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