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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1965

Page

2

Dolls Through Time as Toys and Sacred Figures

Dolls have served as religious symbols and toys for centuries. From early clay and bone figures in the Near East and Greece to Egyptian paddle dolls, they appeared in burials and temples. In Christendom creche dolls accompany Christmas celebrations while in the Orient doll festivals honor Buddha.

Encyclopedia Americana Christendom Orient Near East Greece Egypt

New Year Customs Flourish for Russian Children

In Russia children hang stockings on New Year Eve awaiting Grandfather Frost. Despite the Communist ban on Christmas, the festive observance endures in child centered celebrations and seasonal cheer.

Grandfather Frost

Golden Age of Christmas Greeting Cards Began in 1843

In 1843 the tradition of sending Christmas greeting cards began during a period celebrated as the Golden Age of Christmas. Sir Henry Cole commissioned John C Horsley to design the first card in London, with only about a dozen of the original 1000 copies known to exist. Two are in Hallmark’s collection, stored in a Kansas City vault.

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Christmas Child who Became Renowned Painter Maurice Utrillo

The article recalls Maurice Utrillo born December 25, 1883 in Montmartre as the son of an unknown father and a mother who modeled for local artists. It notes his shy life and enduring withdrawal and mentions that reproductions of his Montmartre Sacre Coeur scenes are popular on Christmas cards worldwide.

Maurice Utrillo Montmartre Maurice Church of Sacre Coeur

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