Wise Men Visit Childland in A Christmas Hymn
Poem evokes Wise Men presenting gifts to the Christ child. Voices call for present day worship and grateful hearts as the mystic glow of May reveals blessings to children and all people.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
11
Poem evokes Wise Men presenting gifts to the Christ child. Voices call for present day worship and grateful hearts as the mystic glow of May reveals blessings to children and all people.
A dramatic photograph shows the Shrine and crucifix within the convent of the Sisters of the Poor at Nieuport amid the ruins after the wall was ripped open by brutal combat. The image captures the devastation from the intense fighting near the site.
The board of trade issued a circular urging merchants and manufacturers to devote attention to the wooden ware trade, noting its persistence and potential despite broader competition from German and other sources.
A historical notice reports a self described incident where a cook or helper severed the tip of a finger while preparing bread for Indian troops. No anesthetic used and doctors were unable to reattach the fingertip. The account notes the injured person and the immediate medical response.
A pale homeless girl follows a bright Christmas star from the city to a modest cottage. There she meets a mother with a baby and siblings, offers a bead purse as a gift, and shares in bread and milk by the hearth. The star’s glow and the child’s compassion mark a quiet Christmas miracle.
A neighbor offers a quirky Christmas tree operation suggestion with inventive presents. The exchange hints at a local DIY project to try during the festive season.
A fragment discusses the Roman custom of exchanging gifts during the winter festival and connects it to ancient practice of gifts to the infant Jesus. It suggests the act reflects charitable intent rooted in Christian tradition and the divine purpose of aiding the poor.
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