Christmas Eve in the Belfry with Two Deacons
Two rival deacons, trapped in a church belfry on Christmas Eve, argue and endure the cold. After a failed lock, a carriage chorus and eventual thaw bring help, revealing the bell works and prompting a reconciled, festive ending.
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Deacon Thompson
Santa Claus
Deacon Stone
Brother Stone
Brother Thompson
William
Henry
Gether
New stone from sand and lime may rival granite
In England Mr L P Ford proposes a process using sand and quicklime pressed in steel molds with air heat and steam to form a durable building stone. The material gains 60 percent of granite strength and cures in eight hours, costing about half as much as ordinary brick. In France schools one in four children bites nails.
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L. P. Ford
Gresford
England
Sistine Chapel Roof in Need of Urgent Repair
The roof of the Sistine Chapel in Rome has long been unsatisfactory and requires immediate work. Fissures in plaster and weakened wooden vault supports prompt plans to substitute iron cross-bars to prevent disaster to Michelangelo’s famed ceiling and related frescoes.
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Rome
Prinetti
Sixtus IV
Michael Angelo
Julius II
Sistine
Bramante
Botticelli
Perugino
Pinturecchio
Ghirlandajo
Corpus
Vatican
Paul IV
Hell
Mme. ‘de Stahl
London Standard
Song of the Bethlehem Star and King in Christmas
A poetic Christmas voice celebrates the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. The star, the manger, and the Virgin’s child are praised as the Lord of the earth, with joy across homes as the heavenly throng proclaims him King. The refrain urges greeting the Saviour in his cradle and sharing the light worldwide.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
Ehangel
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Elizabeth A. Moore
Sexton
Deacon
Herald Angels
Beacon Thompson
Eacon ‘Stane
Deacom Stone
God
Virgin
Old
Deacon ‘Stone
Deacon’ Thorngon
France
Sistine Chapel
Pope
J. G. Holland