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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1945

Page

19

Constructive Toys Make Better Gifts

Advice on choosing toys that aid development and activity for children. Emphasizes usable, durable items like blocks and dolls, with examples of practical gifts and age-appropriate options including balls, wagons, trains, and craft toys. Also mentions books as suitable presents for older folks.

Christmas Card Is Century Old

The centennial of the Christmas card is observed this year tracing to 1845 when W. C. Dobson designed the first card. Sir Henry Cole, with artist John Calcott Horsley, popularized the card in 1846 in Britain, spreading to the United States. A rare Oxford Lectern Bible, one of 40 in America, was presented to SMU.

W. C. Dobson Queen Victoria Dobson London British Isles Sir Henry Cole John Calcott Horsley Horsley United States America SMU Stanley Marcus Dallas

Christmas Stars Tell A Story

The article explains the Milky Way and our sun as part of a young galaxy that orbits a central mass. It notes the sun’s position near the edge of the disc and a full cycle of about 250 million Earth years. It also guides winter viewing conditions and the Moon phases around Christmas and January.

Earth Milky Way

Christmas Plant Named For LS Diplomat Poinsettia

The poinsettia owes its name and fame to Joel Roberts Poinsett, an early American diplomat and botanist who as U S ambassador to Mexico brought the plant to his South Carolina home. Robert Buist later renamed it euphorbia poinsettia and the variety has since spread worldwide with many sizes colors and varieties. Poinsett also served in Congress and as secretary of war and was a friend to several presidents.

Joel Roberts Poinsett Poinsett U. S Mexico South Carolina Robert Buist Philadelphia United States Congress van Buren Madison Monroe Jackson

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