Indians' Christmas Celebrations across Brule Sioux and Pueblo
The piece describes Brule Sioux and Pueblo celebrations blending Christian and pagan customs. It notes tribal committees canvass for funds to fund a modest feast, bids from traders determine catering, and a tribe member called Kriss Kringle who dresses in disguise to give speeches and presents. The article contrasts mission church attendance with festive dances lasting days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Uncle Sam
Kriss Kringle
Southwest
Pueblo
San Filipe
N. M
Presents for royalty and festive gifts cross centuries
The article lists remarkable gifts received by royalty, from a five pound potato from Vermont to a Klondike gold nugget valued at £200, and details how gifts are sometimes accepted with permission. It mentions the papal golden rose as a coveted token and notes varied reactions to gift acceptance across realms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Klondike
Daneon
Europe
Urban VI
Joanna
Sicily
Chambers
Holiday Bargains At Bradley Store Across Diverse Goods
A catalog styled notice lists mufflers in colors and prices 50¢ to 3.00, dress mufflers and reefers at 1.00 to 3.00, hosiery up to imported silk at 1.00 per pair, Holeproof Hosiery in multiple fibers, Phoenix Silk Hose and Knit Ties at 1.00, holiday umbrellas 2.00 to 5.00, and men’s jewelry advertised for holiday savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Phoenix
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J. W. Child & CO
Broad St
Red Bank,n. J
Brandend
C ‘Arlisi
Bath
W. R. Warwick
Fifth Avenue
Long Branch
N. J
Rm, Haris Shoe S To
Mer
Aly
Russia
Helen
Henry
Philadelphia Ledger
Atlanta Constitution
Stricklin's
Ira A. Stricklin
Bond St
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park
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