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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 23, 1964

Page

8

Boar's Head and Boxing Day in Christmas Carols

The excerpt surveys English carols and Christmas traditions from the first English carol collection of 1921. It notes variants of The boar's head carol at different colleges, mentions the boar as a pig in earlier times, and explains Feast of Stephen and Boxing Day origins. It also describes shepherds, a shepherdess in carols, finding the bean in Epiphany cakes, and the robin motif on early cards.

Queens College, Oxford Oxford St. John’s Balilot Britain Stephen Wenceslas Bohemia St. Stephen’s St. Stephen Christ Herod England Canada

White House Guides Yule Traditions

A summary of how U S presidents shaped Christmas customs at the White House. Washington popularized merry Christmas greetings and holly decorations at Mount Vernon. Jackson hosted large Christmas Day parties with frosted pine and toys. Pierce introduced the modern White House Christmas tree in 1856. Harrison promoted an old fashioned Christmas. Roosevelt briefly objected to a tree until his son smuggled one in. the National Community Christmas Tree first lit in 1923 under Coolidge.

United States White House George Washington Big Country Washington Mount Vernon Andrew Jackson Franklin Pierce Benjamin Harrison Theodore Roosvelt Archie Calvin Coolidge

Holy Thorn Tree Blooms Each Christmas In England And DC

The Glastonbury Holy Thorn blooms at Christmas and an off shoot appears at Washington DCs Cathedral of the Close in December. Legend holds St Joseph of Arimathea brought the Holy Grail to Glastonbury two days before Christmas 63 years after Christ.

England Washington, D.C Glastonbury Washington Christ St. Joseph of Arimathea

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