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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
3
Classical lyric recounting the birth of Jesus Christ with reverent imagery. The piece proclaims glory to the newborn King and the Incarnate Deity, highlighting Emmanuel and the Christmas season.
A nameless narrator recounts a collapse while managing Miss Glendon’s children’s home. Facing a waking nightmare of mental breakdown, he resigns then recovers after a Christmas disaster where a cellar illusion nearly sinks the dining hall. Miss Glendon credits his calm with averting tragedy.
A compact discussion traces Raphael’s Madonnas, praising the Sistine Madonna as the pinnacle and describing the Madonna della Sedia. It notes the universal appeal of the sacred mother and child, contrasting ancient and modern methods, and hints at a tale of a Italian peasant linked to the chair portrait.
The piece surveys notable Madonnas from Raphael to Bouguereau, recounting legends behind the Madonna della Sedia the Madonna of the Napkin and the Madonna of Deliverance. It notes Murillo Grosse Bodenhausen Hebert and Maup Rosinson praising Bouguereau for poetic depictions of Mary and child.
The Penobscot on Indian Island near Bangor are portrayed as civilized and devout Catholics educated by Sisters and priests. Christmas features include native adornments, Horace Nicolar led music with moon and war dance flavors, a dress parade, and generous, practical gift giving among a tall, proud community.
A nostalgic verse about the approach of Christmas time and family rituals. The speaker notes hush in the house and the anticipation as st aunt and Sandy Claus prepare gifts. Children write letters to Santa and help prepare for the Christmas tree and holiday treats while keeping quiet about surprises.
Short excerpt of a hymn praising Jesus the Sun of Righteousness and the Holy Trinity. Attributed to Charles Wesley, it invokes healing, light, life, and eternal glory.
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