Carol Singing Through the Ages and In Danger
A review of Christmas carols from sacred origins to modern tunes notes their historic roots in Christian nativity hymns and folk songs. It highlights customs in English villages, church carol services, French carols, and modern works like Alfred Hollins's The Shepherds Left Their Sheep, with anecdotes from Washington Irving and Pasquils about carol traditions and family singing.
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Davies Gilbert
England
France
Alfred Hollins
Hallins
Britain
Washington Irving
Bracebridge Hall
Pasquils
Women War Workers Rally to Aid Armenians in Near East
A party led by Miss Mary Vail Andrees of New York City has journeyed to the Near East to aid Armenians suffering disease and starvation. The group includes Frances and Winnie Anderson of New Canaan and Miss Margaret Milne of Washington, with Col. William N. Haskell warning that 120000 orphans face death and many refugees reach relief centers daily.
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Mary Vail Andrees
New York City
Near East
Miss Andrees
Red Cross
Near East Relief
American Committee On
Lves
Western
Asia
Congress
Frances and
Wtty Anderson
New Canaan
Ethelbert Nevin
William N. Haskell
Paris Peace Commission
Col
Haskell
Harbord Escapes Bandits Near Mount Ararat
Major General James G. Harbord head of the American Mission to Armenia narrowly escaped death when bandits mistook him for Armenian. He had just returned to the United States and reported to President Wilson on Near East distress and relief efforts saving thousands of lives.
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James G. Harbord
Armenia
Mount Ararat
Harbord
United States
Wilson
Near East
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