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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1948

Page

4

Magi Priests in Old Persia and Court Roles

Old Persia’s Magi were Zoroastrian priests praised by Herodotus for political and educational influence. They served in royal courts, educated princes, and advised rulers. The text then shifts to a Pennsylvania court notice regarding Minnie Louise Bittinger with a discharge hearing set for January 21, 1949.

Adong Herodotus Christ Zoroaster Court OF Common Pleas Adams County Pennsylvania Minne Louise Bittinger EM. Bittinger Minnie Louvkte Bittinger I. Francis -Yake Petitior

Nameless Magi Recognize Birth of Prince of Peace

The three Magi who followed the Star of Bethlehem and offered gold frankincense and myrrh are unnamed in the passage yet Foreshadow the significance of the birth of the Prince of Peace. The priest yearns for holy wisdom to guide men to face death with courage and joy.

Paradise Peace

Thomas Nast and the birth of Santa Claus

The article credits Thomas Nast, famed cartoonist of Uncle Sam and the Republican elephant, with creating America's modern Santa Claus. Nast first drew Santa in 1873 as a plump, pipe smoking man in a night shirt with fur trim, who later evolved into the red suit with white beard.

Thomas Nast Uncle Sam America Santa Claus Nast Santa

Christmas Menu From Worx Mothers Cooks

Worx Mothers plan a special Christmas day menu with breakfast items like Orange Juice Waffies and Grilled Sausage Cakes. The Christmas Dinner features Roast Turkey with Giblet Gravy Celery Dressing Mashed Potatoes Buttered Green Beans and Cranberry Sauce. Supper includes Nutbread Sandwiches Mixed Vegetable Salad Fruit Gelatin Dessert and Tea.

Living room cheese board for guests with candy restrictions

A small cutting board holds assorted cheeses and crackers placed in the living room. It offers a snack option for guests who cannot or do not eat candy.

Quaint Swiss Weather Rite and Midnight Fountain Visit

A Swiss folk belief links a yearly forecast to onion layers peeled by a grandmother, showing monthly weather, while a daughter wanders town at midnight to drink from nine fountains and then goes to church. The tale ends with a notion of meeting an unknown lover on church steps on pay day.

Switzerland

Notice of Gettysburg Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting

Notice is given of the annual meeting of the members and policy holders of Gettysburg Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Officers announce voting on charter amendments to enlarge purposes to include certain insurance, and election of directors for the ensuing year plus any other business. The meeting is at the company offices on January 16 1949 at 10200 o'clock with secretary signatures of SEWELI and E. RAPP.

Adam Long Hanover Veterans of Foreign Wars Gettysburg Mutual Fire Insurance Company Gettysburg Pennsylvania Keith Bigham & Markley First National Hank Building Get Tyxyburm Wits Insurance Company P. L Wee Ant Ing. M

Stir Up Sunday and the Frumenty Tradition

The Book of Common Prayer’s stir up phrase inspired Peterborough families to begin their plum pudding and everyone helped in the stir. The dish furmety or frumenty, a wheat-based broth with eggs, was an early form of the Christmas pudding.

Church of England Peterborough

Hanover General Adds Patient in 52 Week Subscription Note

A fragment describes a balance to the Hanover General and a 52 weeks subscription tied to a patient admission, noting a present that lasts and a community newspaper reference.

Hanover General Vital

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