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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1938

Page

2

Corcoran Windows Draw Shoppers in Central Square

In Cambridge and Greater Boston a Corcoran display windows set a standard of quality and taste. The Central square shop showcases an artistic blend of color and material excellence attracting many who pause, enter, and buy Christmas gifts in infinite variety.

Cambridge Boston

Eva Means Life Name Roots and Meaning

The name Eva derives from Greek and Latin forms of Eve, the Hebrew root meaning mother of all, linking to Eve in biblical tradition. The origin traces to Eve as the first woman and the term life associated with creation and motherhood legends.

Eva Eve Adam

Who Hasn't Christmas Notes To Santa Claus Reach Desk

Hundreds of plaintive holiday letters arrive to Santa Claus each season with wishes for gifts, greetings, and thanks. The article notes the season's rhythm of hope, reply demands, and community charity guiding responses.

Santa Claus

Railway Station Carols Easing Holiday Travel Rush

Travelers pause as Christmas carols fill station concourses. Originating in New York, the idea spread to cities each December, giving hurried passengers a chance to relax before heading home.

New York

Socrates on the Afterlife and Fear of Death

Plato credits Socrates with a clear belief in a just afterlife where gods are good and wise and men superior to those in this life. Thus Socrates says he is not disturbed by death and does not fear dying, for he trusts he will be judged among just men.

Socrates Plato

Golden Flower Found on Stone Mountain Cluster

A golden flower found on the sides of Stone Mountain is identified as Vi guiera porterl. The bloom is about an inch in diameter and resembles a small sunflower in scent and appearance. It has been noted on Stone Mountain but not yet reported elsewhere.

Stone Mountain

Real Christmas Gift Brings Joy to Mayne Children

A man and wife in a shop window scene react to a hopeful girl and boy imagining toys. The Mayne children, victims of a factory fire, are invited to celebrate Christmas with the Vigars who adopt them as a family, turning hardship into festive hope.

Jimmie Magine Sally Johnnnie Santa Claus Johnnie Meg Santa Daddy Mother Madge Phil Elsie Mayne Phil Vigars

Santa gifts and Christmas wishes in a playful exchange

A child asks Samia to bring a doll two teddy bears and a tricycle from Santa. The speaker wonders if Christmas should come every day, then jokes about Santa getting tired from the gifts and the holiday bustle.

Samia Santa Santa Claus

Amazing Santa Finds 33 Stockings in Maryland Home

Leonardtown Maryland residents Mr and Mrs L J Sterling host a Christmas Eve stocking tradition totaling 33 individuals including 17 children plus grandchildren and in laws. Santa notes frequent new additions to the household as the stork visits each year with more toys and goodies to fill the growing stockings.

Leonardtown L. J. Sterling Santa Claus Sterling Santa Stork

Orthodox Christians to Observe Christmas on January 7

Thousands of Americans will not celebrate Christmas until January 7 due to Julian calendar observance. Russian, Serbian, Armenian, Bulgarian, Syrian, and Macedonian Orthodox followers mark the holiday 14 days later, while Greeks and Romanians use the Gregorian date for Christmas but Julian for Easter observance.

When Two Queen Bees Rule A Bee Colony

The article explains that in small colonies without enough eggs to swarm, a new queen may be hatched and the dowager queen and the young queen may rule together. It notes this joint rule occurs only under this exception.

Fabrics and patterns in new Fuelbak and Pleetway textiles

A catalog blurb for Flannelettes broadcloths silks and coats in middy and lounge styles. Features Fuelbak and Pleetway soft broadcloth with an exclusive night binding free feature. Sizes A to E and slim options B C D available.

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