Early English Christmas Cards and the Message of Peace
The article notes that Christmas cards gained popularity only after their 1840s England origin and that little is known about the earliest cards. It mentions two primitive prototypes in the British Museum and posits they conveyed the same peace on goodwill message that persists in modern cards.
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The Gospels as Portraits of Jesus King of Hearts
The four gospels offer distinct glimpses into Jesus life showing him as a king whose kingdom is not a political realm but a heart based realm. They present him as David's heir with all authority in heaven and earth yet lacking worldly power. Gospel meaning good news and the kingdom begins now in faithful hearts through prayer and the Spirit.
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Retired life advice and Bromley Wardrobe for men
Mr Hugh W Bromley warns against trusting fellow retirees for pension guidance saying many mislead simply to save face. He recounts moving to Florida California and Missouri based on friends tips and outlines his three part Bromley Wardrobe with work 100 hour and living clothes and urges practical preparation for retirement. New GOLDEN YEARS booklet offered for 50 cents via Dept CSPS.
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New York
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