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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 22, 1976

Page

2

First Christmas Greeting Cards Begin in Victorian England

The habit of sending Christmas cards started with Henry Cole in 1843 who enlisted John C. Horsley to design a printed card. R J Pease later popularized cards in America, and Louis Prang became known as the father of the American Christmas card in the 1870s.

Henry Cole John C. Horsley America R. J. Pease New York State Boston Charles Dickens Prang

Alms Giving Custom and Christmas Charity Origins

The piece explains that Christmas alms originate from the belief that the Christ child disguised as a beggar visited homes during the season. The test was to plead for aid and no one was refused who asked, to ensure kindness and merit were recognized.

Christ Child

Christmas Moon Believed Favorable to Waxing Phases

An old Scottish belief holds a waxing moon during Christmas is more fortunate than a waning one, guiding folk practices and expectations around the holiday season.

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