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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1925

Page

2

Revival of Carols and Their History in Christmas Tide

The article traces the origins of Christmas carols from pagan midwinter rites to church celebrations. It notes English traditions from Watts street musicians to 19th century printed carols, Puritan bans, and restorations. It highlights Silent Night and God Rest You Merry Gentlemen origins and profiles composers like Phillips Brooks.

John Dickinson Sherman Watts Wynkin de Worde England Henry VIII Thomas Trysdale Parliament France Jesus Leipsic Michael Haydn Ludwig Erk Oberndorf Germany Joseph Mohr Franz Gruber Trk Town of Bethlehem Boston Divine Phillips Brooks Joseph Barnaby Louis H. Redner

Christmas Card Chaos In Household Task

In a humorous scene from 1925, Wessle Tongue and friends grumble over stamping and addressing Christmas cards. Bessie Bratn orders work, Tessie Tongue reaches stamp number forty eight, Hannah Hand writes card forty eight, Effie Eyes frets at the rhythm, while Mrs. Hopkins is singled out as needing a card. The group continues with brisk, comic impatience.

Wessle Hannah Hand Effie Eyes Bessie Bratn Tessie Tongue Bessie Brain Martha Banning Thomas Western Newspaper Union

Union Station Chapel Aids Travelers In Transit

The Chicago Union railway station features a chapel where bodies in transit may be cared for and travelers can pray while waiting between trains.

Union Railway Chicago

Collie Herds Chickens and Talks on Dogs and Man

Colonel Prouse's collie herds neighbor's chickens, then helps baby chicks reach safety. Old Man Negley praises the pup as a natural herder and compares it to a sheep dog. The piece muses on dogs' loyalty, roles, and the evolution of breeds from ancient times to modern dogs.

Colonel Prouse Prouse Negley Red Bluff Cal Animal Kingdom Man Negley The McNaught Syndicate, Inc

North Sea Fishing Life and Trawler Investments

During the fishing season about 50 000 people inhabit the North Sea area with many boats at sea for weeks. Supply boats bring provisions and other vessels carry the catch to markets. Trawlers are well built and equipped, reflecting large investment in fishing fleets.

North Sea

Two 50,000 Year Old Neanderthal Skeletons Found Near Crimea

In a Crimean cave archaeologists uncovered two Neanderthal type skeletons estimated at least 50,000 years old. The site also yielded remains of dinosaurs, hyenas, and bears.

Crimea

Pe-ru-na Promises Health From Chronic Catarrh

Mrs Anna Linder of Dassel Meeker County Minnesota credits Pe-ru-na with curing two years of chronic catarrh after trying the remedy. The testimonial notes the product has stood for more than five decades and urges insistence on genuine Pe-ru-na available in tablet or liquid form.

Anna Linder R. F.D Box Dassel Meeker County Minn

Red Cross Ball Blue Advocated Worldwide

An advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind, asserting that every woman who uses it knows the claim to be true.

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