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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1933

Page

7

Christmas Masterpieces Feature in Classic Nativity Essays

A reminiscence notes Correggio's Holy Night as a top Christmas painting praised by Dr. W. R. Valentiner for its serene radiance and youthful Mary. It also recounts the origin of Clement Clarke Moore's A Visit From St. Nicholas, first published in 1823 after a chain of handwritten copies and a Troy Sentinel note celebrating Santa’s fireside visits.

Correggio W. R. Valentiner Detroit Institute of Arts New York Times Botticelli Mary St. Nicholas Clement Clarke Moore General Theological Seminary New York City Moore Troy Troy Sentinel

Is There a Santa Claus? Rediscovered 1897 Sun editorial

The New York Sun's Is There a Santa Claus? editorial by Francis P. Church answered child Virginia O Hanlon with a famed plea for belief. The piece, first printed September 21 1897, affirmed Santa Claus exists through faith and benevolence, becoming a Christmas classic reprinted for generations.

Heaven New York Historical Society Ike Moore St. Nicholas Francis P. Church The New York Sun Sun Virginia O'Hanlon Santa Claus

Vicar Suggests Safety Pins for Collection Plate

A London Tit-Bits item reports a humorous remark by the vicar about parishioners placing buttons on the collection plate and proposes replacing them with safety pins in light of a recent arrival at the vicarage.

London

School Troubles Sparked by Teacher The Boy Replies

A boy returning from school meets his aunt and bluntly says he has trouble in class. When asked what causes it he names the teacher as the source of his difficulties. The exchange shows a candid view of classroom friction.

Bobby

Dickie Doos Talked About For Gift Idea

Two Indianapolis girls discuss gifting a Dickie Doo from the store window for a friend's birthday. They debate the nickname and confirm the item as a fitting present.

LeUs Indianapolis News

Young Tree Little Helen Draws Proportion Joke

Six year old young artist Helen painted a picture of a girl beside a tree. She was told the girl was larger than the tree. She replied that this is just a young tree, showing humor in a child's viewpoint.

Helen

Portrait Request Keeps Nose as-is for Photographer

The subject asks to enlarge the portrait yet preserve the nose’s size and distinctive feature. They want the artwork intensified while maintaining the nose unchanged for visual identity.

Grandfather Remarries While Grandmother Passes

Dialogue reveals a worker recounting multiple grandmother deaths and a grandfather who keeps marrying. The tone hints at a tense family dynamic and emotional strain as the speaker notes the ongoing marriages despite losses.

No Coffee For Him Despite Threshing Time Incident

A young girl serving dinner at a farm threshing time offers coffee to an elderly man who declines. A accidental bump spills coffee down his back, prompting his quiet reply I do not care for coffee as he continues his meal without change in expression.

Fieas Befestinas Joeon Duisbong Tos Dairmonny Seth Canty St. Meiclas Aseneg Nechielas Faust Ain Kalbe Meares

Twin Beds Raise Family Bed Debate

The family council debates buying twin beds as tenstone outgrows her crib while the elder daughter quips she cannot sleep in a tin bed, highlighting domestic concerns and a child's humorous remark.

Worthwhile Husband Jacks of All Trades

A local reader jokes about a husband described as a jack of all trades. The quip contrasts his varied skills with the wish that he were an ace at one specialty.

Public Meeting Aims to Preserve Rural Beauties

Public meeting called to support a new movement preserving rural beauty with mixed reactions from villagers. A voice labeled it an insult to imply need for preservation as others defend the cause.

Peace for Mrs Nexdore on plane piece time

Mrs Nexdore signals a brief piece on the plane as her daughter presents a quiet moment. Old Grump approves the change toward peace and order, noting it is about time for calm.

Nexdore

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