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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

3

Yuletide Festivities In Other Lands

English Christmas customs of centuries past show neighbors and servants invited to great halls for dawn feasts with toast sugar nutmeg Cheshire cheese and evergreen decor. Boxing Day gifts and log burning mark the season as London grows into a city. Norse traditions honor Thor and Onin with thirteen Yule days while Swedish and Norwegian peasants prepare for a grand feast after cleansing homes and decking with juniper leaves.

England London Scandinavia Thor Onin Sweden Norway

Fragmentary Notes on Christmas Eve Customs Across Europe

The text outlines diverse holiday practices from Serbia to Switzerland and Holland. It mentions kneeling stalls, miraculous speech among beasts, sins against overhearers, and a Christmas Eve tree greeting custom. It references the Greek church prayers and the phrase Happy Buduyi as part of celebrations.

Holland Switzerland Hull Serbia Balally Pacific Lodge M. E Pacific Junction Band Glenwood Band Ferguson Miss Ferguson W. M. Moore J R. Graham

Fragmented Vintage Text Reflects Campfire Era Misconduct

The readable lines describe old-fashioned village customs and youth behavior, noting public games and moral judgments. The passage hints at gossip and social sanction, mentioning girls, songs, and village life amid a lost broader context.

Deaths and obituaries span multiple towns and ages

The death notices recount Mrs. McGee of Hastings and a Malvern resident, with details of births, marriages, and last rites. Mrs. McGee, aged 93, died after a sleeping decline, with survivors including six children and numerous grandchildren. The Malvern death followed a paralysis stroke and pneumonia. Obituaries note church affiliations and long-resident pioneer status.

Gregan Madras Ore Council Bluffs Valley Springs S. D Methodist Church George A. L. Spies J. C. Porter Byron Whitney George W. Patrick Malvern Silver Creek Patrick's C. C. Knight Knight

Rat Snap Kit Promises Odor Free Carcasses

Rat Snap claims to kill rats and mice while eliminating odor from carcasses. One cake suffices for small spaces, with larger sizes for farms and buildings. Sold and guaranteed by F. W. Keltey and R. H. Daniel.

F. W. Keltey

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