Trimming the Tree By Frances Grinstead
A vintage guide on decorating a Christmas tree explains its roots in ancient sun symbols and Teutonic customs. It advises placing ornaments along growth points, balancing colors and textures, and avoiding crowding tips to create a harmonious, well lit centerpiece.
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Germany
Ette Morita Luther
Decorating a Christmas Tree for a Lighted Display
The article advises arranging tee in orderly gradation from lower limbs to the top. It suggests substituting tiny white bulbs for varicolored ones for a delicate effect and enclosing them in sea yellow paper cones that project downward to mimic candles. Lightly use tinsel and colored paper, avoiding heavy draping that weighs branches or restricts the tree.
Christmas Tree Decoration Rules for a Masterpiece
The piece explains decorating a Christmas tree as a unified art. It urges restraint to let the tree shine, noting that decorative items should enhance the overall effect without overloading. Children will see the tree as the centerpiece and the artist’s work.
When Christmas Comes We Rush And Buy Both This And That
The poem fragment laments crowded holiday shopping and the rush to acquire gifts. It contrasts festive anticipation with lines about crowding and confusion during Christmas. A separate note cites Wisconsin figures claiming straight roads with high speed limits pose greater danger than curved roads.
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Wisconsin
Purses and Vanities in varied leather bag designs
A compact fashion note highlights gift purses and vanity boxes in leather and other bags. It calls out diverse shapes and styles aimed at appealing to women, noting assorted sizes and purses including envelopes and totes.
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