Christmas Evergreens and their historic meanings
The article traces evergreen symbols such as ivy holly and mistletoe in Christmas lore from ancient rites to modern American use. It notes their associations with immortality fidelity and Bacchus and explains linguistic roots of holly names across languages while contrasting English and American practices.
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Constantine
Germany
Scandinavia
Polydore Vergil
Catherine
England
Bacchus
Ino
Juno
Prynne
America
Theophrastus
Bauhin
Loureiro
Turner
Christorn
Christmas Spirit Spreads Through Metropolis Streets
Amid holiday bustle, shops showcase Santa imagery and toys as Christmas generosity rises. The public gathers in a festive mood while the needy receive alms, and families, neighbors, and workers feel the season’s goodwill. Peace on earth and good will to men frame the city’s joyous preparations.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Fear
Pine Woods
Miss
Jolly Boys
Bethlehem
The Weaving of Holly on a Christmas Eve
An old poem line recalls a Christmas hearth scene as rain falls and the eve grows somber with trembling hands and a fragile holly wreath. The verse evokes melancholy hospitality and seasonal ritual amid rain.
Notice of Tax Sale Redemption for Lucas County Land
Notice to Sarah Duff or assignee that Lots 9 and 11 in the north half of the northwest quarter of Section 5 Township 72 Range 20 Lucas County were sold for 1904 taxes on December 4 1905 to TA Brown. Redemption must be completed within 90 days of service or a Treasurer's Deed will be issued. Dated December 8 1908. J A Brown Owner of Certificate.
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Sarah Duff
Lucas
TA. Brown
J. A. Brown
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Willie
Nell
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Itra Childers
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Wright A. Patterson
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Illinois Central By. Co
Goodman
R. Co
R.R. Co
R. R
Ry. Co
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Southern Nut Nursery, CO
Water Works
Kansas City, MO
Chariton
Gommergial Bank
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