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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
2
Address writing guidance states to provide both the old and new address when changing or updating an addressee and to show how to format the inscription for correspondence. The item appears as a small printer's directory note in the local paper.
The article recounts the Magi Caspar Melchior and Balthasar, their journey following a star to Bethlehem, and their later travels to spread Christ's doctrine. It links the Nativity story to Christian tradition and reflects on Christmas as a moral exhortation toward compassion for the weak and children.
In Dutch towns the Star of Bethlehem is carried through streets as a festive, inexpensive sight. Youths collect alms from crowds for the poor before presenting proceeds to the head burgomaster for a celebratory meal, forming a valued local Christmas institution.
An old fragment extols Christmas as a tribute to childhood and love in a northern locale. The prose blends seasonal imagery with a sense of loss, mentioning dull skies, shelter, and household warmth contrasted with hardship and missing details.
A reflective 1917 era essay blends a New Year song with comments on modern living, moral duty, and civic renewal. It urges faith, service, and harmony, urging churches and homes to embrace responsibility, temperance, and law, while critiquing vanity and social ills.
A sermon on conscience and righteousness contrasts temptation with heroic mould. An auction notice follows listing farm, cattle, horses, implements and gear to be sold at public sale near Woodburn, Milan Center, and De Veaux chapel on Thursday January 3 with specific lots and weights described.
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