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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1955
Page
10
Narrative borne from Saint Luke recounts Caesar Augustus taxing the world, Joseph and Mary travel to Bethlehem, the newborn Christ laid in a manger, angelic hosts proclaim joy, shepherds visit, and all glorify God with the shepherds spreading the tale.
Narrative from the Gospel of Matthew recounts wise men arriving in Jerusalem seeking the newborn king of the Jews. King Herod learns of the event, consults scribes, and directs the search to Bethlehem, where the child is found with Mary. The Magi present gold, frankincense, and myrrh.
A personal 1870s California Christmas memory from Lincoln Steffens. A boy fails to find a pony under the tree, endures family tension, and discovers hope when a stranger urges him to display his number, revealing a gifted pony and saddle he longs for.
In a Dickensian tableau the Cratchit family gathers for a humble Christmas feast led by Bob Cratchit. Mrs Cratchit and Belinda prepare a richly served goose and a celebrated pudding, Tiny Tim’s hopeful blessing caps the scene as the family proclaims a shared Merry Christmas and God bless us every one.
A holiday greeting invokes the Spirit of Christmas and the teachings of peace on earth and goodwill to men, wishing inclusivity and warm blessings for families to share. The message emphasizes universal hope and harmony during the festive season.
A playful pastiche of Clement C. Moore’s classic Christmas poem retells the night visit of Saint Nick. The scene follows a bustling, snowy hearth as Santa fills stockings and departs with a merry farewell, capturing a festive holiday mood.
A compact 1863 era verse juxtaposes holiday peace with Civil War violence. Longfellow ominously recalls cannon fire drowning carols, while a hopeful refrain asserts peace on earth and good will to men. The poem shifts to Alma era reflections and distant bells, delivering dual messages of sorrow and renewal.
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