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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1900
Page
7
The verse honors the newborn king Christ born of the Virgin Mary. It notes the Incarnate Deity veiled in flesh and praises Jesus as Emmanuel. The piece echoes Christmas carol sentiment with reverent language and celebratory tone.
A short hymn fragment praising the newborn king with lines about healing wings light and life to all he brings and a doxology to the Holy Trinity. The text attributes the lines to Charles Wesley and echoes traditional Christmas carol language.
A narrator recounts a fall from social and mental steadiness as he becomes manager of Miss Glendon's charitable home. On Christmas Day a basement collapse is narrowly avoided thanks to his calm, while Miss Glendon credits his coolness and wit for saving lives. He recovers but carries a悯 sense of failure and a frail romance.
Grosse reviews Raphael’s Sistine Madonna as the pinnacle, with Murillo and Murillo’s Madonna of the Napkin noted for a charming anecdote. He also cites the Madonna della Sedia, Bodenhausen, Deliverance, and Bouguereau as exemplars of sacred motherhood in modern painting.
Penobscot Indians on Indian Island near Bangor Maine are portrayed as civilized Catholics educated by Sisters and priests. The piece notes their Christmas customs including decorations antler and eagle motif art, Horace Nicolar’s music, a dress parade, and handsome, graceful people in festive attire.
A humorous verse about Christmas anticipation and families preparing for the holiday. The speaker notes signals like Santa Claus visits, wishful hints from relatives, disciplined Sunday school, Aunt Melindy’s bird meat, and a chorus of chores to earn gifts as Christmas nears.
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