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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
2
The piece discusses Emmanu el meaning God with us and contrasts belief in God across religions with Christianity. It argues that Christ’s coming shows God with humanity not distant, and defines Jesus as the translation of God into human language and savior from sin.
Duke University psychologist Dr. Geldlo McHugh argues 66 percent of children enjoy Santa Claus more when they understand what Santa reads. He cautions parents not to deprive children of Santa but to keep the belief early to avoid making the parent responsible for Santa's disappearance. He notes Santa should remain part of Christmas from the start.
Frere's Form Do Choose Your Christmas Cree explains selecting a tree that keeps needles, with balsam fir and Douglas fir noted for indoor longevity. It covers identifying firs by buds, avoiding spruce and pine limitations, proper cutting, watering, and fire precautions including chemical treatments and a water glass finish.
An old Carol and Robert Burns lore are explored as Auld Lang Syne gains New Year immortality. The piece traces claims of Burns authorship, notes print history predating him, and mentions Sir Robert Aytoun as possible original source. It reflects nostalgia and the song’s role in marking time and friendship across generations.
A nostalgic reminder to plan for Christmas Eve visits and treats. It urges reminders to check tree lights, stock refreshments, send last minute cards, and share cheer beyond close circles. The piece highlights practical tips for hosting and spreading holiday goodwill.
English schoolchildren coined Christmas pieces shaping greeting card customs. The first known card was created in 1842 in London by William Egley. In the United States, Louis Prang popularized Christmas cards, earning the title grandfather of the business.
Decorate the whole house for Christmas to share friendly cheer with the family. Use simple, inexpensive ideas like a candle, greenery, or an odd sock door decoration. Front entrance ideas include a toy soldier, striped cane, candy canes, bells, and glitter background. Interior options feature tables with red candles, holly, and a small tree crafted from chicken wire and evergreen.
Evergreen garlands and red flannels fill with grape dusted bells and candy cones as ornaments. A sleigh centerpiece with reindeer and a Santa figure sits among greenery and colored ornaments. Hallways showcase wreaths, greeting cards on a large sleigh or Christmas sock displays. Mantel scenes use greenery, candles, and aluminum trays for a striking holiday look.
In TODAY'S HEALTH Dr Wheatley warns accidents endanger children aged one to four, noting about 5000 yearly deaths. He cites children’s urge to explore, mouth objects, and climb as contributing factors amid immature bodies and supervision gaps. Fuller understanding of child development remains limited.
Beginners can tackle painting but must follow rules and avoid common mistakes. Fall offers ideal weather for projects. choose quality paint and proper tools like brushes, rollers, and drop cloths. Prepare surfaces by cleaning and removing old peeling paint before applying new coats.
The piece debunks the detective tale notion of imprinting a face on the retina and explains the limits of retinal recording. It sketches how a true image on the eye would require near perfect conditions and notes scientific misunderstandings about eye technology. It also shares a math aside on cell division and a brief geopolitical note on Indonesia's independence era context.
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