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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1944

Page

7

Lesson on December 10 Subjects and Expressive Texts

A fragment notes a lesson dated December 10 focusing on subjects and descriptive texts. It mentions references to an international council and cautions about salvageations and mermaids, reflecting a scholarly or organizational context with ambiguous sources.

The Plan of God for the Home and Its Power

A faith centered home is emphasized with Christ present in all rooms. The sermon argues for a one-man one-woman marriage, warns against divorce, and urges placing Mary and Martha lessons into balance. It highlights family religion as the source to raise devoted, service minded children through Timothys faith and Holy Spirit guidance.

Jesus Christ Cana of Galilee Lazarus Martha Mary Bethany Othy Timothy

South Americans Celebrate Feasting Picturesque Way

South Americans celebrate Christmas with El Niño Dios the Christ Child and Los Reyes Magos the Magi. The festive period runs December 15 to January 6 with nativity scenes, Posadas, carols, and family gatherings across Latin America, amid bullfights and dances in some regions.

Latin America Santa Claus North America Kringle el Nino Dios Los Reyes Mages Rio Grande Mexico Bethlehem Felices Pascual Y

First Yule Card Printed in 1846

The first Christmas card appeared in England in 1846 after Sir Henry Cole proposed personal greetings. About 1,000 copies were sold. J C Horseley drew the black and white card, later hand colored. The custom spread after 1864, with Ward and Company and later Prang and Company shaping the modern market.

England Sir Henry Cole J. C.horseley Marcus Ward and Company London United States Louis L Prang and Company of Boston

Ancient Druids Begin Christmas Evergreen Traditions

Ancient Druids in Britain first hung evergreens and mistletoe during Christmas in pre-Roman times. They celebrated a Mother’s Night on December 25, tied to seasonal cycles and a wheel of the year, marking a religious ceremony long rooted in historical rites.

Britain

Star of Bethlehem Debate Narrows to Natural Explanations

Astronomers weigh meteor, comet, new star, and planetary conjunction hypotheses for the Star of Bethlehem. While Jupiter Mars and Saturn aligned circa 7 to 6 B C, such events are too distant or inconsistent with biblical Eastward placement for a local guiding star. Experts doubt meteors and other natural events match the biblical account.

Bethlehem Hipparchus Tychorahe Jupiter Mars Saturn Venus Earth

Cleaning and preservation tips for household items

Instructions advise blotting both sides of a page with a hot iron to remove moisture without damaging the book. Boil a kerosene lamp wick in vinegar to prevent smoking. Wash glass with milk and minimal soap to protect white paint. A stretched leg of an old stocking over a new broom reduces wear and improves sweeping.

Tips for Carving Poultry by USDA Experts

Poultry specialists of the U S department of agriculture share precise carving tips. Position the platter with the bird’s legs toward you or your carving hand and use bread or apple wedges under sides to steady it. Make clean body to leg cuts to reveal the joint, separate drumstick and upper joint, and slice along or across grain as appropriate for turkey, chicken, goose, or duck.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Snapdragon Game Tradition Recalls Old England and America

A 200 year old Christmas pastime called Snapdragon survived in modified form in England and America. Players used a large bowl of dish with dried raisins and fruit, doused with brandy and ignited. The firefighters then tried to grab a raisin from the flames, while a card named The Song of Snapdragon accompanied the game.

England America

Nu Maid Margarine Ad Ends The Talk Of The Table

An advertisement touts Nu Maid margarine as the table grade spread and Grand for cooking and baking. The copy emphasizes freshness and flavor across dining use.

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