Christmas Comes to Tim and the Poor in Verse
A nostalgic Christmas piece contrasts joyful children with the poor, describing Tim’s reflections on Santa Claus and the hope of Christmastide. It emphasizes a universal blessing, urging kindness to the needy and noting that peace and joy should reach every home during the holiday season.
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Eaghiml
Merrick
Europe
Devonshire
Suysek
Bnd
Santa Claus Helps Poor Family in Christmas Story
A impoverished family, led by Bobby Brown, pleads for aid from Fernald & Co. Santa Claus appears as a generous benefactor, supplying clothing, toys, and food after Bobby explains their needs. Fernald promises further aid and later funds a distribution to the Browns, bringing joy to the children and a reflection on the charitable spirit of Christmas.
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Ain
J. Fernall
Fernald & Co
Kornahl
Santa Chris
Santa Chas
Kota
Mia
Tom
Bobby Brown
Santa Claus
Mr. Fernald
Bobby
Theehitt
Fernald
Birkesfere
Har Laker’s
Spinghus Farwad
Beta Blin
Pant
Santa ‘Claus
Mirustin
Pam
Mrs. Brown
Christmas Customs Across Regions From St Nicholas To Lady Bountiful
The article describes Christmas Eve traditions across German regions and France, detailing St Nicholas with Ruprecht in the north, Pere Fouchard in Lorraine, and the gift customs tied to donkeys, including rewards for good behavior and punishments for the naughty. It also covers Alsace’s Lady Bountiful, and southern German practices, plus Christmas tree and home decoration methods with evergreen garlands and banners, highlighting enduring cultural beliefs and festive practices.
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Verimany
Rhine
St. Nichola
Ruprecht
Christmay
Pita
France
Lorraine
Pere Fouchard
Dia
Cross
Tome
Liv
Germany
St. Nicholas
Rupreetit
Alsace
Bountiful
Hans Trap
Chrischtkindele
Banna Frisch
Heubindele
F Bindele
Essele
Glaselu
Hans Trapg
Kikecht
Kikecht Reprechts But the Lady Bountiful
Lucky and Unlucky Days for Holidays and Signs
A quirkily sourced survey of Christmas and New Year customs from various cultures. It notes beliefs about Christmas born children, decorating with evergreens, turning Christmas greens by the eldest unmarried member, and Roman, French, English, and Irish signs. It cites omens tied to shoes, black cats, and the first visitor of the year, plus bread and future spouse hints.
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Thiers
Wil
Midland Counties
Obadiah
Obadiahs
The Gray and the Gold poem in old man scene
An old man sits in a big arm chair as a child nestles on his knee. They recall subjects of Santa and angels in a tender exchange. The child’s laughter and the old man’s worn face merge as two heads nestle in the chestnut chair. The Christus of childhood rests in their quiet moment.
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Iman
Taking Stock of Christian Spiritual Growth This Year
A devotional urges Christians to examine spiritual condition as year ends. It likens business stocktaking to reviewing virtues listed in scripture. The piece stresses growth in faith, knowledge, temperance, patience, godliness, brotherly kindness, and charity, with aim to fruitful Christian life and Kingdom work.
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Christiang
Jesus Christ
Loyd
Wall
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