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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1947
Page
10
A devotional reflection on God's unspeakable gift in Jesus Christ born at Bethlehem. It urges receiving baptism, living as thanks through giving to God and neighbors, and embracing peace in Christ. The piece calls believers to come to the manger, worship, and share grace through charitable living.
A reflective column extols Christmas as the spirit of human brotherhood while warning against overcommercialization. It laments how gifts and card mail can overshadow the season’s true meaning, urging readers to remember the birth of Christ and the joy it brings beyond festive trappings.
Advertisement rates listed for classified ads with a 50-cent minimum per insertion of up to three lines and ten cents per additional line. The note explains counting lines and pricing structure.
The piece contrasts secular Christmas customs with Christian faith, urging readers to remember the Incarnation and Redemption. It recalls the nativity story, cites the inn at Bethlehem, and calls for placing Christ in homes and schools during the season.
In a light note amid crises, Venezuela allows love letters to be sent at half the normal rate. Post officials require bright red envelopes to identify the messages, marking a pleasant departure from harsher news.
Little Margie has just left a birthday party when her sister notices her sticky hands. Margie replies that the mess came from eating chiffon pie a cream puff and a chocolate eclair kept in her muff, delivering a playful twist.
A woman approached a police officer on duty outside the Houses of Parliament and pointed toward a location near Big Ben, raising questions about public behavior and security protocols.
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