Nobles Offer Prices Across City Lot Items
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30 Dec 1887
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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1887
Page
1
Fragmentary Hymn Verse On Christ’s Adoration
A damaged OCR fragment attributes lines to an old hymn praising the Redeemer. It references the morning stars, beasts of the stall, and slumber, with phrases about costly devotion and offerings. The voice asks how best to honor God and secure divine favor through gifts and adoration.
Martha Takes On Orphan Care For Niece and Farm
Martha Hemphill, pressured by dead father’s farm and three orphaned children, contemplates marriage to Jabez while choosing duty over love. Jabez proposes marriage with guardianship of the children, prompting family conflict before Martha and Jabez wed and share a Christmas reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthy Avery
Tomani
Tvs
Widders
Grac
Mrs. Rinzle
Mars
Hemphill
Jabez
Avery
Martha
Addie
Dasher
Martie
Nile
Plese
Phere
Martay
Swayle Brook
Tom
Lucinda Rosencrants
Mrs. Hemphill
Lucinda
Lucindill
Marthy
Martha Hemphill
S. Hemphll
The Trummers of Scotland and a Victorian Christmas farce
In early Scottish Christmas lore mummers and disguises reflected Saturnalia survival with verses praising revels and feasting. The piece notes 1577 London mummers banned by royal edict and cites a Christmas comedy about Mrs Porter seeking a sealskin bag from her husband, mistaken for a sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
London
Mrs. Porter
Mr. Porter
Christmas in Harper's Weekly Saint Nicholas Feast
The piece notes Christmas as the birth of Christ but emphasizes its social and charitable significance. It describes the holiday as good fellowship with religious sanction and as the feast of Santa, the patron of all children, reflecting broad popular view than strict theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Santa
Harper's Weekly
Mark
United States Postage Stamps and Global Varieties
The United States has issued more stamps than any country, with over 500 varieties noted. Global varieties are estimated at about 6,000 total across all governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago Herald
Peter Perkins Learns Gift True This Christmas
A miserly shopkeeper ill prepares for a holiday season until a dream sequence shows that offerings from abundance weigh heavier than scant gifts. He awakens to generosity, renounces stinginess, and upon return to business buffs his charity with real baskets for the needy and a renewed faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Perkins
Perdition
Mark
Origin of Christmas and Saturnalia customs across civilizations
A cultural survey tracing Christmas origins to Saturnalia and winter rites across Rome, Scandinavia, Persia and Phoenicia. It notes how early Christians adapted pagan celebrations, the role of Julius I in fixing December 25, and regional additions such as Yule logs, mistletoe, and festive practices in Britain and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christendom
Christ
Bethlehem
Julius I
Rome
Saturn
Odin
Woden
Thor
Mithras
Baal
Bel
Western
Europe
Roman Empire
Britain
England
Henry VI
Stephen
John
Innocents
Thomas
Martyr
The Children's Friend Peddler Image Sparks Laughing Sides
A vivid caption describes a boy lying on a bag with a bundle of toys spilling from it. The scene presents a childlike figure mistaken for a traveling seller as readers glimpse a humorous moment from a toy window.
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