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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1962

Page

7

Beers First Carolers Legend and Christmas Traditions

An early English legend says bees were the first Christmas carolers on Christmas Eve. Wassailing and door to door singing boosted carol popularity. Wynka de Word, a 1521 apprentice printer, issued the first book of Christmas carols as printed cards spread and sold for pennies.

Wynka de Word

Happy Toys For Christmas Safety Tips

A guide to choosing safe toys for children this Christmas. Warns against small swallowable toys and lead-based paints, advises on UL labeled electric toys, and recommends baby toys be large, washable, lightweight, and non brittle.

Underwriters Laboratory

Tasty Gift Ideas at Christmas Time

Food products offer endless holiday gift possibilities. Cheese remains a classic gift, with ready-made packages or custom baskets. Fruit baskets, nuts, and decorative vegetables also make festive presents, while a baked ham stands out in the meat category.

Santa Claus legend born from a jolly old elf image

The excerpt recalls Clement Clarke Moore's lines that created the modern Santa Claus image. It notes the famous description of a chubby, soot marked figure and explains the enduring idea of Santa as a cheerful, plump old elf with bright red attire today.

Clement Clark Moore St. Nicholas Santa Claus Santa

Evergreen symbols in winter rituals across ancient cultures

Long before Christmas, evergreens appeared in ceremonies. Egyptians celebrated the solstice with date palms symbolizing life triumphing over death. Romans used evergreen boughs for Saturnalia. Druids and Norse traditions tied evergreens to eternal life and rebirth of their sun god Balder.

Balder

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