Christmas on the Prairies Poem by G A Brown
Poem recalls vast prairies and cyclones with a vivid Christmas image. It speaks of blue skies, angelic rove, lark music, and a holy Christ child uniting hearts and hands as Christmas light fills the land.
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
5
Poem recalls vast prairies and cyclones with a vivid Christmas image. It speaks of blue skies, angelic rove, lark music, and a holy Christ child uniting hearts and hands as Christmas light fills the land.
At Iowa State University board meeting Judge Deemer was named chancellor to fill a vacancy after Emlin McClain’s election to the Supreme Court. He returned home to consult his wife on accepting the post, and reports later said he declined. The item blends campus news with notices of Mint coinage, a West Point hazing case, and local ads.
The Southwestern Iowa Horticultural Society held its 26th annual session December 18 to 20 in Shenandoah's Christian church. Attendance was slightly above average. topics included relation of horticulture to agriculture, birds and fruit, and improvements in nurseries. A new vocal and instrumental music feature complemented talks by Geo Hi Van Houten and others. tours visited D. P. Lake and E. S. Welsh nurseries, with extensive inspection of Lake's seed corn and a large 400 acre nursery. J P. Jackson was re elected president. next meeting will be Red Oak.
A vintage ad touts Rich Red Blood Morley's Saraapilla and Lion as blood purifiers that cure boils eruptions scrofula and rheumatism. It promises improved energy and health with a claim that the remedy revitalizes the blood. Sold by agents in every town with testimonials and vague assurances of results.
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