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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1915
Page
6
A New York banking trend uses inked fingerprint records to verify customer identity. Banks require right hand prints on IDs, claim fingerprints offer a reliable, changeproof method, reducing fraud, especially among illiterate and foreign laborer depositors. Old deposits and heirs may also be recorded. plans cite strong acceptance and convenience.
A Hartford advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case not cured. Testimonials and Toledo Ohio address included.
The readable parts describe a legal notice about crossing and safety concerns around a path or area near a person named Tiga and mention a past event that caused fear. The text remains highly obscured with garbled phrases and unclear details.
A tale recounts a woman guiding a young boy through a crowded shop toward Santa Claus. The scene describes a stern, responsible keeper and a child’s push toward the creche as parents and guards supervise amid a festive setting with a healer’s tale tied to a Worcestershire credit.
The excerpt lists festive foods beef mutton pork veal goose capon turkey apples and nuts for a holiday scramble. It calls for jolly carols fiddlers and warns scrupulous fanatics to stay away as mischief is noted in festive times.
A fragmentary text rendering a holiday song about Christmastide and Bethlehem. It echoes classic carol phrasing with phrases like Peace good will and love, referencing the Christ Child and Christmas devotion in a nostalgic festive mood.
An antiquated poem recalls a pine forest once spanning the road from Jerusalem to Bethlehem. It laments its disappearance and envisions a new evergreen presence born of Christ’s birth, guiding faithful hearts toward God through a mute, patient light.
The excerpt traces how Christmas evolved from Saturnalia like feasts in ancient times to a single day of celebration. It notes extensions by emperors Claudius and Caligula, then a return to one day, but suggests the holiday grew in importance and public happiness beyond its original form as Christianity structured it.
The article links the biblical tale of the Magi visiting Jesus with celestial events between Jupiter and Saturn, noting their treasures and reverence. It cites Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke and Harpers Magazine, exploring how the star led the Magi from the East to Bethlehem and acknowledging the blend of faith and astronomy in the narrative.
The article describes a seasonal tradition in Atalys-Inileed during Ad t time with Piformin figures and local shepherds. Figures wear felt hats with decorative cords, red walxteauts, and jackets of red or yellow homespun. Boots bound with cords rise to the knee beneath long brown or blue cloaks and short capes.
The God Fellows organize a Christmas tree in Commercial Park across Freakin Street from City Hall. Christmas carols will be sung around the tree on Christmas Eve by city church groups. Other events take place in the city hall with gifts for poor children and baskets of provisions for needy adults.
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