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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1948

Page

3

Sewanee Leads Amateur Football Stand Against Pro Summers

The article discusses the amateur college movement led by Sewanee, rejecting big‑time football and gate receipts. It cites Centre, Hendrix, and Kenyon as peers, notes travel costs, and argues education should outweigh profits. Michigan State cited as potential Big Ten member if reform continues.

Sewanee Centre Mississippi College Presbyterian Hendrix Maryville Hampden Sydney Kenyon Millsaps Washington and Lee Davidson Citadel Michigan Notre Dame Johnny Kieran Michigan State John A Hannah Big Nine California UC. S. A Indiana Wisconsin Iowa

Christmas Toys For Every Need

A guide to selecting age appropriate toys emphasizing safety and educational value. It covers manipulatives physical development imaginative play arts and crafts nature science hobbies and pets, noting babies require safety first with no sharp edges loose parts or small swallowable pieces.

Yule Record Begins In Fifth Century

The article notes no early Christian observance of December 25 as Christmas or a recorded birth date for Jesus. Researchers propose dates like January 6, March 25, May 20, April 19, and November 17. Early churchmen promoted December 25 to attract converts from pagan mid winter rites.

Jesus Christ Jesus

Great Royal Feasts Of Yule In Medieval England

The article recalls royal Christmas feasts across English history. Edward I presided over vast meat dishes with 2000 oxen and ample leftovers for locals. Henry III arranged 20 salmon pies at Gloucester in 1241. Richard II hosted 10,000 guests in 1399 with over 1,000 specialized cooks.

Edward I Edward Henry III Gloucester Richard II

Hang Stockings For Santa Claus

A short piece explores why stockings became a Christmas gift tradition. It notes folk reasons like drying by the chimney and legends about footwear, especially in parts of France where shoes are used.

Santa Claus France

Real Santa Claus A Youthful Saint

The article traces the name Santa Claus to St Nicholas, a 4th century bishop of Myra known for piety. It notes Nicholas was the youngest bishop and that his wealthy father funded good works. Originally his feast was December 6, later linked to Christmas as church reformers suppressed the Boy Saint’s day celebrations.

Santa Claus San Nicholas St. Nicholas Nicholas Myra Lycia Asia Minor

Notable American Christmas Stories Mentioned

The passage cites Kate Douglas Wiggin The Birds Christmas Carol Louisa May Alcott Christmas at Orchard House and Vincent Starrett Snow for Christmas as recognizable American yuletide tales Christopher Morley's The Worst Christmas Story is praised as a strong entry in this collection.

Kate Douglas Wiggin Louisa May Alcott Orchard House Vincent Starrett Christopher Morley

Santa safety rules tighten in Newark and Charleston

In Newark New Jersey Santa must pass a stiff medical exam before serving in stores and may not kiss children on his knee. In Charleston South Carolina charity Santas are barred from street pitches to avoid traffic hazards as crowds gather near performances.

Newark Santa Charleston S. C

Vacuum firm cleans herd with furniture brush aid

A vacuum cleaner company reports its product increased dairy output. It cleaned a 46 head herd infested with lice using a furniture brush attachment and burned the refuse. Milk production rose about 25 percent.

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