Prince’s Magic Shoes Trap Him in Razenpie
Prince Chad confronts Womp in a magical circle that imprisons him while the villain plans to stop Christmas. Womp pockets the Prince’s shoes and dreams of blocking Santa by sleeping him for a century at a Music Festival in Fairsland. Tomorrow: Santa in Fairyland.
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Womp
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Hose Ander
Saby Chdef
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Razenpie
Fairsland
Santa Claus
Classic carols trace origins to medieval and early modern periods
The piece notes that The First Nowell began as a medieval shepherd song and God Rest You Merry Gentlemen dates to the 16th century. It mentions Low to the World published in 1719 and Ireland’s Christmas Eve Night of Cakes, tied to an ancient custom of baking spiced cakes for the night before Christmas.
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Ireland
This Day in History December 14, 1964
Today in History recalls Washingtons death at Mount Vernon in retirement in 1799 and Alabama's 1819 statehood. Notable events include Amundsens Pole reach in 1911 and the 1942 Buna fall in New Guinea. The column notes U.S. politics, the Danish West Indies sale, Rockefeller land, and a 1964 warning.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Alabama
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Denmark
Danish West Indies
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Buna
Eleven Japanese plan to scale Sinkao Shan in Formosa
A party of eleven Japanese climbers led by Noboru Endo 34 an official of Tokyo's Self Defense Forces Hospital will sail for Taipei on December 27 and attempt the 13 113 foot Sinkao Shan in Formosa early next year.
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Tokyo
Formosa
Noboru Endo
Tokya
Self Defense Forces Hospital
Taipei
Evolution of the name Christmas from Cristes maesse
A brief note explains the term Christmas arose in the early medieval period. It states the word derives from Old English Cristes maesse meaning Christ's mass and indicates it did not enter use until about the first centuries.
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Cristes Maesse
Former Bank Teller Sentenced To Six Months In 1920s Case
Calvin Hager, 40, a former teller at Commercial National Bank in Kansas City, Kansas, pleaded guilty to embezzling 2400 dollars. He worked 14 years at the bank before the shortage was found and was ordered to restitute the amount while receiving probation on all but six months. A 1907 Wright Brothers test is noted in the same item.
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Kansas City
Kan
Commercial National Bank
Calvin Hager
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
U.S. District Court
Hager
Garnand's Grains of Sand
A reflection on family rituals and sayings that bind generations. It recalls a playful line about needing to “go back and get my rock,” illustrating how small customs create lasting family ties and shared memory across years.
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