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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1984
Page
6
An excerpt depicts King Wenceslas on the Feast of Stephen braving a harsh winter to aid a poor man. With a page guiding him they traverse wind and frost to reach the peasant's home, the king's resolve widening as the crisis deepens.
A compact carol of Christmas reverence describing Christ’s birth in Bethlehem. It contrasts divine light with mortal sleep and conveys peaceful blessings to humanity through the holy birth.
The carol presents the nativity message praising Christ as newborn King. It repeats the refrain Hark the herald angels sing and proclaims Jesus as Emmanuel and the Prince of Peace with themes of mercy, incarnation, and salvation.
Dreaming of a white Christmas with treetop glisten and sleigh bells in the snow. A nostalgic verse about merry days and bright greetings, sung as a seasonally themed refrain.
The speaker recalls familiar carols as bells ring across Christendom with a plea for peace on earth. Amid despair the poem asserts that hate is strong but the bells grow louder and declare that God is awake and the right will prevail.
A fragmentary verse recalls Rudolph with a shiny nose that glows and the other reindeer laughing and excluding him until a ringing singing moment changes the mood. The piece blends familiar lines with a stray chant-like closing image.
A nostalgic verse recalls Santa asking Rudolph to guide his sleigh through a foggy Christmas Eve with Rudolph’s bright nose lighting the way.
A festive carol sheet presents Here Comes Santa Claus with verses about Santa’s visit, reindeer, bells, and Christmas cheer. It ends with a management note listing the contributing businesses on the sheet.
The First Noel recounts angels announcing Jesus birth to shepherds, a guiding star leading the wise men to Bethlehem, and their reverent gifts of gold, myrrh, and frankincense. The refrain proclaims Noel as the King of Israel and praises the heavenly Lord for creation and redemption.
A timeless carol tracing the journey of three kings bearing gifts Gold frankincense and myrrh as they follow the star to Bethlehem. The hymn extols the newborn king and his divine nature while describing sorrow and triumph culminating in the resurrection and praise.
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