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Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

2

Christmas Tree fable in Forest of December

In a frosty forest under a full moon the oldest spruce explains to young trees that December marks twenty five days until Christmas. The tale describes how men will select and transport chosen evergreens for holiday display, while one humble, scarred spruce laments not being chosen, and a large fir speaks of growing popularity of community Christmas trees.

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Christmas Greens and a New Union in a Small Town

Christmas music fills a snowy town as Frances and Floyd gather greens for decorations. They talk of joining Frances's family for Christmas, and Floyd hopes to become part of the family next year. Frances quietly hints she loves him most.

Frances Floyd

The Real Saint Nicholas Santa Claus Story Retold

A compact retelling of Saint Nicholas as a real historical figure and gift giver. It covers his Greek origins in Patara, his priestly training under Bishop Nicholas, and his secret almsgiving that birthed the Santa Claus legend. It mentions his kindness to a poor family, the later spread of his fame, and his enduring reputation as a friend to the needy.

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England Restored Christmas After Puritan Prohibition

England halted Christmas for twelve years beginning in 1644 as Puritans passed an act abolishing the festival and decreed December 25 as a day of fasting and repentance until Charles II restoration ended the ban.

England Charles II

Nature Provides Things That Make Nice Presents

The birch sheds bark into silvery white or dusky brown streamers usable for Christmas gift boxes and baskets. Rustic place cards and napkin rings can be crafted from it. Locust thorn serves as a sharper sti letto material, sharpened by a silver band with engraved initials by a jeweler.

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