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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
5
Old Yuletide Carols Draw Nigh Immanuel Traditions
A survey of ancient Christmas carols notes Draw Nigh Immanuel as one of the oldest coherent musical pieces with both words and music predating others. It traces the Thirteenth Century French melody and Mozarabic Breviary roots from Toledo and mentions God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen as a seventh century Halish origin piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Immanuel
Althoough
Toledo
Spain
A Christmas Legend of Saint Stephen Cock Crow Keeps Evil Spirits
The tale links Saint Stephen the first martyr to a Christmas Eve cock that crows all night to ward off evil. Herod's steward is said to have mocked Stephen before being slain. the legend explains Stephen as patron of stone-cutters and cites Abbie Farwell Brown in Lippincott's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Saint Stern
Herod
Itsesins
Seo
Iseruth
Christus
Cleansing the Saucepan Remains Simple After Boiled Milk
A quick method for cleaning a saucepan after boiling milk. Pour out the milk, replace the lid to trap steam, let the pan cool, then soak in cold water for fast, easy cleaning.
Christmas in 1621 Young Men Reprimanded for Festivities
Detroit News recalls how Governor Bradford rebuked New England newcomers aboard the Fortune for celebrating Christmas. He ordered work, allowed indoor observance, and forbade street revels, noting a tree festooned with cranberries and popcorn while others labored. The period also saw colonial anti Christmas laws and later repeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
New England
Detroit News
Massachusetts
Placecards with festive wreath borders for table décor
The text suggests making placecards from white card cut into small rounds. Add irregular green borders and a mini Christmas wreath at the top with a hole for a red ribbon bow. Names are written in the center for personalized table settings.
The Rose of Jericho Resurrection Flower
The piece describes the resurrection plant known as the rose of Jericho or St Mary’s rose. It details how a dry ball rolling in winds becomes green again when placed in moisture, blooming around Christmas and carrying legends from Holy Land pilgrims. It notes cultivation from the seeds after the ball dries and opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Dead Sea
Holy Land
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Rose OF
St Mary's Rose
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