Men who helped make Christmas long ago and today
The piece recalls several figures linked to Christmas traditions. Washington Irving, James K. Paulding, and Clement C Moore helped shape Santa Claus. Josef Mohr and Franz Gruber gave us Silent Night. Sir Henry Cole and Louis Prang popularized Christmas cards. Einar Holboell and Emily Bisell promoted Christmas seals. Joel R. Poinsett introduced the poinsettia to America. These figures collectively helped shape modern Christmas observances.
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Elmo
SCOTT_ WATSON
Jesus Christ
Santa Claus
Sinterklass
Saint Nicholas
James K. Paulding
Washington Irving
Clement C. Moore
Knickerbocker
New York
St. Nicholas
New Amsterdam
Irving
James Kirke Paulding
Clement Clark Moore
Moore
Paulding
Chelsea
New York City
America
John Reese
Reese
Josef Mohr
Oberndorf
Salzburg
Austria
Frans Gruber
Arnstdorf
Franz Gruber
Karl Mannacher
Fugen
Zillertal
Henry Cole
J. C. Horsley
Royal Academy
London
Cole
England
Louis Prang
Boston
Henry Gale
Lst
Jacob Riis
Denmark
Holboell
Emily Bis- Bell
American Red Cross
American National
William Eustis
Madison
Joel Roberts Poinsett
South Carolina
Edinburgh University
Woolwich Academy
Europe
Asia
Eustis
Poinsett
South America
Spain
Mexico
United States
Robert Buist
Philadelphia
Buist
Poinsettia
van Buren
Statesburg
Joel R. Poinsett
Illinois State News highlights and local crime in 1934
Illinois state items report perjury charges against Dan S Zehr of Mackinaw and a $2000 bond, a bandit raid in Berkeley involving four robbers and $105, then a slaying case near Manila, and a Capitol restoration plan for Vandalia with a $12000 budget. Also notes on license plate enforcement, liquor control debates, and several local deaths and accidents.
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Department of Finance
Dan S. Zehr
Mackinaw
State Threshermen’s Association
Berkeley
Chicago
Samuel Collins
Theron Haines
August Weinberger
Augusta
Manila
Horner
Milnois
Vandalia
Fayette County
Abraham Lincoln
Hughes
Secretary of State
Ilinois
Joseph H. Braun
Chicago Motor Club
Illinois
Ilinois General Assembly
Kelly
Harold CG. Ward
Liquor Control Commission
Assembly
Ward
United States District Court
Peoria
J. Earl Major
Marks Alexander
Hattie Orange
Roy Fisher
George Hardin
G. Allison
Robert Allison
Naperville
Nick Kregas
Pekin
Olin Keigley
Dwight
Eddie Woods
Chester Baughman
Klenwood Johnson
Fred Crall
Frank Connett
Earlville
la Salle
Frank J. Knight
Merchants National Bank
Aurora
Copley Hospital
John EF. Cannon
Gallor
Moline
Paul Larson
Directing Gifted Minds Through Subtle Parental Guidance
A 1933 Bell Syndicate column notes that gifted children often resist direct pressure from parents to develop their talents. It argues wise, subtle parenting can foster achievement by guiding without overt coercion, letting a child feel they choose their path and thus sustain motivation.
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Bell Syndicate
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Quiet Horses Pull Harsh Load Mentioned by Farmers
In the Chelsea Record a dialogue between farmers Hiram and Silas notes a heavy load pulled by horses and a reply about the animals being blind and unaware of the burden. The exchange captures rural humor and farm life.
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Hiram
Silas
Chelsea
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Weak Women
An advertisement for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription asserts it strengthens weak women without alcohol and is sold by druggists in liquid form. The wording reflects historical patent medicine marketing and suggests health benefits linked to female weakness.
One Point of View About Rat and Grave Difference
A pithy remark contrasts a rat and the grave, noting the sole distinction lies in depth. The line frames a grim meditation on mortality and decay with stark metaphor.
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