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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
8
Christmas customs through the ages and secular merriment
The piece surveys Christmas origins and celebrations from ancient and medieval roots to modern secular cheer. It notes the festival's ecclesiastical age under 1,600 years, the midnight mass in Latin Europe and the Americas, the creche, carols, and gift giving associated with St. Nicholas, and the continuing joy of Yuletide lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
South America
St. Nicholas
England
Hollderry
Sharks Teeth and Nose Prove Valuable to Them
The article notes sharks maintain razor sharp teeth in a primary row with five to seven reserve rows beneath a membrane layer. It highlights the strong sense of smell via two nostrils and skin flaps allowing long distance scenting, even tracking prey from sea currents. Eskimos use ice-bladder setups to illustrate scenting prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Apple Trees From France First Planted in Canada
The Montreal Herald notes that Sieur de Monts cleared Port Royal land in 1605 and 1663 Pierre Martin brought apple trees from France, planting them at Belle Isle near Port Royal. By 1668 Quebec saw Gravenstein and Fameuse varieties, with 1,500 trees near Port Royal and orchards expanding as New England colonists arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieur de Monts
Port Royal
Pierre Martin
France
Belle Isle
Montreal Herald
Beautassin
New England
North America
Normandy
Quebec
Stamp Plate Typography and Early Stamp Printing Notes
The piece surveys typography in stamp production, noting type-set, stereotyped, electrotyped, or pressed designs on plates. It cites cheap typography versus intaglio engraving, mentions errors from misassembled cliches, and references historical figures and land stories around Washington and the Black Watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Miss Katherine Lovick to Wed George Peck of Temple
Miss Kath erine Lovick, former Legion Sweetheart and Cameron girl, will wed George Peck of Temple on Christmas Day at the Cameron Presbyterian Church with Rev. C. C. Acrey officiating. A holiday social week frames the engagement with gifts, showers, and parlor entertainments honoring the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lovick
Legion
Cameron
George Peck
Temple
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Acrey
Miss Lovick
Iva Wilson
Miss Ima Wilson
Fred Johnson
Ima Wilson
Inez Evans
Surprise Shower for Miss Mary Jou McCall in La Ward
Mrs. L A Bonnet hosted a Tuesday afternoon surprise shower for Miss Mary Jou McCall who travels to Rockdale for her December 23 wedding to Clifton Ibritton of Louisiana. Decorations featured yellow and white chrysanthemums with rice shower, gifts, and a themed cake and wedding symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Jack Flowers, Jr
la Ward
Billy McCall
Cleveland
Annie Sanders Buried in Gause Following Austin Death
Mrs. Annie Sanders, 76, died after a long illness Wednesday in Austin. Funeral held Thursday at 3 pm in Gause with burial beside Maj. W. J. Gause in Gause cemetery. She was widow of Ed Sanders, Cameron pioneer merchant, later in furniture business. Survived by daughter Annie Sanders and three sisters, Barnes Bever of Cameron, Adams, and Covington of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sanders
Austin
Gause
Maj
W. J. Gause
Sanders
Ed Sanders
Cameron
Lawrence- Smith and Company
Gospel Tabernacle Christmas Program Sunday
Gospel Tabernacle plans a Sunday Christmas program with a special performance before a Christmas tree. Local talent presents the show and gifts will be given to each child. Pastor Rev Hodge says about 150 children are expected to attend the tree event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
Hodge
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Dick Powell
Hollywe
James Cagnay
Joan L. M. Seay
Conat Huntsville
U.S.A
Mary
Cage A
Rold
Cameron Herald
Canada
White House
City of
Washington
Daniel Carroll
Samuel Eineavidson
Notley Young
David Innes
David wrapPines
Marshal Federocity
National Capital
Daniel Car- FM
Christ Caastern Branch
Potomac and
the Black Watch
Black Watch
Christma
Pontenoy
Inez Slaughter
M So Bosy
Wynona Slaughter
Katherine Robbins
Texas
Federal Land Bank of
Houston
Lee P. S. Graves
the National Farm Loan Association
Dr. F. Barnes Bever
Denson Building
Cameron, Texas
B. F. Stewart
Cash Grocery
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