Birth of Jesus in Bethlehem Crowned by Angelic Announcement
Luke chapter one describes a decree of Caesar Augustus guiding a tax, Mary and Joseph traveling to Bethlehem, Jesus born and laid in a manger, shepherds receiving the angelic message and visiting the scene in the City of David with rejoicing and praise.
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Caesar Augustus
Cyrenius
Syria
San Joseph
Galilee
Nazareth
Judea
David
Bethlehem
Mary
Joseph
Progress and the Ice Trade Dash from Rockland Lake
The piece argues progress drives growth from natural ice cutting at Rockland Lake in New York to ammonia freezing, then to electric and gas refrigerators. It notes shifts from thousands of ice workers to millions in appliance manufacturing, ending with Rockland Lake reduced to six residents as industry centers expanded.
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Rockland Lake
New York State
New York City
Deep South
Currier and Ives
Danville
Christmas Eve Shopping Brims With Last Minute Rush
Danville merchants faced no letdown as Christmas Eve brought jammed stores and busy streets. At 2 p.m. traffic officers managed crowds while shoppers hunted last gifts. A diverse group gathered at Patterson corner as a Black man sang out Happy Christmas to all.
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Danville
Main
Union
Patterson
Kingoffs
Danville Register Subscription Rates
The Danville Register lists delivery rates 85 cents a week in city and suburbs with single copies six cents. Sunday editions 15 cents. Mail rates: one year 15 dollars, six months seven fifty, three months three eighty five, one month a dollar twenty five. Subscriptions payable in advance. Entered in Danville Virginia as second class mail matter.
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Danville
The Shepherds' Revelation in the Nativity
A devotional poem recounts the shepherds witnessing angels announcing Christ's birth. Angels sing of Jesus easing sorrow and sin, and the shepherds abandon their flocks to worship, asking how they may show adoration through faith and courage.
Christmas Thoughts on Faith and Civic Duty
A columnist integrates a reflection on interfaith harmony, a monkey’s prayer, and a Naples crib scene with notes on social unity and personal responsibility. It recalls a Washington figure, the Monkey’s Prayer, and ends with Ohio agricultural wages in 1961 as context for modern life.
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Israel
Berlin
Red Wall
Diet Eeddenly
Etrconsnanie
Bernes de Gasztold
Erares
Moore McCoreae Lal Hurst
Potomac
Washington
Holmes
Jesus
Aia Eadas Ginbeeton
Erin
Jonas Salk
Sokolsky
Chrisworld
Salem
Columbus
Ohio
State University Extension Econ‘society
Bethlehem
Jouists
Periceton Our
Christ
All Still Is Not Quiet Amid The Foggy Bottom
A guest column by Phyllis Moore Gallagher argues political money dominates American elections. It discusses costs of campaigns, wealth influence, and the shift from candidate merit to fundraising. It cites Gore's studies, notes party spending and the risk of governance becoming a rich man’s game.
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Phyllis Moore Gallagher
On the Potomac
Husband
Holmes
Mary Alexander
Jess
Ewes
Joe
House
Senate
United States
Eeureny
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Senator Soaper and the desk of notes culture
A satirical piece critiques executive culture and secretaries notes from desks. It imagines a shift where aides produce notes too and mocks bureaucratic secrecy. The text spins a whimsical take on government knowledge and private crises in a far flung Washington research era.
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Washington
Christmas Trees and Walls Echo a Divided World
In Berlin the wall and Christmas trees symbolize split loyalties as East and West reflect on faith, empire, and national pride. The essay cites New Haven volunteers and past political quarrels, warning against inflating minor provocation into global lament. It laments Western self-critique while urging restraint and humor from a bygone era.
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Berlin
Britain
Willy Brandt
East Berlin
Allen Drury
New Haven
Conn
International Peace Corps
Dixwell Avenue
Berlin Wall
New Haven Green
East
London
Dean Acheson
West Berlin
West Point
Dear Abby column questions on postage taxes and prom fashion
Dear Abby answers reader questions on postage rate rises and the Post Office red ink, a daughter in law wearing Capris and maternity pants, a bridesmaid dress reimbursement after a wedding is canceled, and a prom date request from a girl asking a half Indian boy plus a Christmas sign-off. Abby reassures quirks of fashion, finances, and social etiquette with practical guidance.
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Abby
Mike
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