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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

7

A Visit From St Nicholas and Santa Claus Myth

A retrospective on Clement C. Moore and the poem A Visit From St Nicholas, tracing its 1822 origins, later illustrated portraits by Darley and Nast, the emergence of Santa Claus imagery, and the evolution of Christmas hymns from Ambrose to Phillips Brooks.

Clement C. Moore General Theological Seminary New York City St. Nicholas Doctor Moore New York Chelsea Village Ines West Twenty-third Street Moores Moore Troy N. Y Santa Claus America John Reese Chelsea Reese Christmas F. O. C. Darley Darley United States Army Engineer Battalion Grenada Nicaragua Mary Christmas Boston Mass Hoover Thomas Nast Harper's Weekly Nast Ambrose Tohop Milan Prudentius Sedulius Jesus Ben Jonson George Wither Jonson

Christmas Folklore and Puritan Prohibitions Across Ages

The piece recalls mailbox poems and Christmas lore from various locales, noting how Mary Christmas references, Claus households, and Santa legends appeared in cities like Austin and Pittsburgh. It contrasts festive customs with early New England Puritan laws against Christmas observance and quotes Cotton Mather on Christmas revels.

Mary Christmas Austin Texas Superior Wis Herbert A. Ronn Pittsburgh Edward C. Claus Claus Avenue New England William Bradford Plymouth Plantation Govr Massachusetts General Court Boston

Treasury and Coast Guard Guard Duties in Customs

The essay extols the federal treasury duties at customs houses including tariff valuation and enforcement. It praises the United States coast guard for protecting revenues and preventing smuggling, and highlights the Public Health Service as a scientific unit warning communities on health risks from research findings.

Customs Service Treasury United States Coast Guard Coast Guard The United States Public Health Service Public Health Department

Treasury supervising architects guide federal building plans

The article explains the role of the Office of Supervising Architect in selecting sites and approving construction for federal buildings. It notes that before work begins, a branch examines sites, consults with local authorities, purchases the site with federal funds, and receives congressional authority to proceed, showing treasury influence on daily life.

Treasury Office of Supervising Archiitect Post Office Federal Courts Customs House Congress The Wester Mewspaper Union

Sun Burned by Gold Sky on Set Reveens

A reflective note describes a sunlit scene turning the sky golden and scattering sparkles on the set, creating beauty before a sudden sunburn affects Reveens.

French Scientist Makes High Altitude Parachute Jump

Acting French scientist Rene Machanaud jumped from a nearly five mile high aircraft and landed twelve miles away as instruments on his body recorded blood pressure and heart rate. A special respirator kept him breathing during the thin air before his parachute opened.

Rene Machanaud M. Machanaud

Spinning Wheel Maker Faces Decline in Mayville

Frank Fel and son run a 25 year old spinning wheel business in Mayville Wisconsin. Records show the decline of spinning wheels with two thirds of current output for utility use rather than decorative purpose. The Indianapolis News notes this shift.

Frank Fel Mayville Wis Indianapolis News

Beware the Cough Or Cold That Hangs On

Persistent coughs and colds lead to trouble. Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Creosote is highlighted as a healing agent. Guaranty of satisfaction and money refund offered if relief fails.

Old Lady at the Zoo Joke About Lion

A punchline from Literature Digest features a keeper responding to a question about a man-eating lion. The keeper quips they are short of men this week and the lion gets beef instead.

Literary Digest

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