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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
6
lore explains kissing for each berry plucked under mistletoe linked to Norse myth of Baldur. Druids prized oak trees and blessed mistletoe with white-robed ceremonies. Legends warn of poison sap and Christ cross origin. The plant spreads across America as a festive nuisance.
The passage reflects on Christinae Smiles as a season prompting self examination and joy despite winter gloom. It notes that dissatisfaction spurs harshness and that the smiling face serves as a reminder of cherished ones and the season’s religious and domestic associations.
A playful exchange centers on a Christmas gift plan and a mischief making plan. The young woman claims a third floor boy will receive a tin trumpet and a planned accident to spoil his present. The dialogue contrasts joyous anticipation with a savage bachelor’s plan.
Bethlehem's star is described as undimmed and brighter today than in the past. The message conveys joyous greeting to all men, celebrating a timeless beacon of hope.
The piece argues Christmas equals love and the universal Children’s Day. It urges adults to renew childlike perspective, recalling stockings, memories, and simple desires. It stresses a warm family heart and shared joy as the essence of Christmas and Parenthood.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a caller asking who advised a bath be given, guessing it was a boastful acquaintance with eight or nine necktie holders. The speaker notes receipt of four more ties for Christmas, hinting at ongoing gift exchanges and a playful family exchange.
The piece recounts a Norse legend of St Winnifred who felled a sacred pagan oak but a green fir survived. He prophesied the fir as the holy tree of the Christ Child, symbolizing peace and eternal life, later adopted by converts who decorated it with lights and gifts at Christmas.
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