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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1908
Page
4
A festive North Pole dispatch dated December 1908 reports an unprecedented toy crop harvest. Santa says there are more than enough toys for every good boy and girl and that he has expanded his sleigh with four extra reindeer. Loading has begun and the trip south is slated for 10:48 next Thursday evening.
A first person meditation describes entering Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity on Christmas Eve. The narrator notes the humble, bare interiors, marble pillars, fading mosaics, and a cavernous Nativity grate lit by hanging lamps. He contrasts worldly riches with sacred simplicity and envisions the Virgin and the Magi in reverent memory.
Dr. Amasa S. Hawley of Phoenix sent hot springs mud for chemical analysis. Merde, a physician, reports the mud contains carbonates of lime and magnesia, carbonate of iron, sulfates of lime and alkali, and other compounds. The analysis notes similarity to earlier muds and claims therapeutic potential.
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