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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
19
Christmas concert notice lists performers conductor and musicians with parts for a multi part sacred program. It includes notes on a benediction and a Christmas tree inspection message to prevent gypsy moth spread.
Collier's Weekly notes a sentiment that Christmas invites a brief escape from daily concerns and a festive mood across society. The piece muses on seasonal cheer and shared goodwill during the holiday period.
A humorous American family discusses a sailor’s Christmas meal aboard the U S S Arkansas. Chief Steward Jimmy East recounts a 1100 crew plus 200 guests menu including celery olives tomato soup turkey and cranberry sauce with lavish quantities and navy labor saving devices.
Beatrice Nerdlow recounts a family scene where a small puppy arrives as a Christmas surprise for Susie and siblings. Mrs. Wallace gently teaches kindness, urging the children to treat Pup like Susie, ensuring he sleeps, eats well, and is not teased. Susie suggests naming him Pup and loving him deeply.
The Eber papyrus c 1500 B C mentions castor oil berry remedy to cleanse the body. The text wryly notes modern demand at drugstores as a centuries old “delightful and effective” drink once used by the children of Adam, urging restraint in overindulgence.
A reflective note from The Country Home praising December for its pure altruism and the way Christmas blesses the home. It extols December’s festive spirit despite snow and storms, framing the month as a time of honorable celebration.
A brief reminiscence ties Christmas memories to local traditions and weather with a note that the Nueces River marked the original western boundary of Texas, highlighting regional history in a nostalgic tone.
The term Carol derives from two Latin elements cantare to sing and rola an interjection of joy, reflecting its festive and joyful singing tradition.
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