Christmas reflections on mercy and human virtue
A reflective piece links the Christmas nativity with enduring human virtues. It contrasts a cynical world with Christian ideals of mercy, love, and mercy as essential to humane society, arguing these traits define true humanity beyond law and force.
The Christmas Dinner in the American Home
A vivid reminiscence of a festive Christmas meal with turkey mashed potatoes salad and pies. The author laments that no king or emperor ever matched the sight and taste of a great American home Christmas dinner as described by Katherine Edelman in 1938.
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Origins of the Christmas Tree in Myth and History
The article traces the Christmas tree from Roman festival lore to German and American adoption. It cites Lares legends, Luther’s candlelit tale, and Winifred myths, noting varying origins and the tree’s spread via German immigrants to America, becoming a Christmas fixture.
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Printed Christmas Card From 1843 Highlights Humility and Heritage
The piece reflects on a Victoria and Albert museum Christmas card printed back in 1843, noting the first known card from 1841 and a range of items from a Cologne walrus ivory relief to a modern Eric Gul woodcut. The tone links medieval austerity with contemporary appreciation of artistry.
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Prohibition repeal defeat marks setback in Congress
The House failed to adopt the repeal resolution as Speaker Garner failed to secure two thirds, with 272 for and 144 against. Republican Carl Bachmann pledged 103 votes, but 82 opposing members, plus absentees, prevented passage. Hoover and Roosevelts political moves dominated a volatile session amid liquor reform efforts and economic policy debates.
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