The Christmas Card through the Years
A century ago London printed visiting cards bearing A Merry Christmas. They evolved to include scenery and a robin image, tied to the legend of the Christmas bird. The card tradition then expanded in variety and number, while a wary kid learns Santa Claus is real on Christmas Eve.
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Santa Claus
Christmas Candles and the Light of the World in Faith
The piece reflects on Christmas candles symbolizing goodness love and spirituality and the enduring human spirit. It compares fragile candles to the eternal light of the heavens and the Star while emphasizing renewal each year and devotion to the Little Lord and the Light of the World as a guiding symbol.
We Do It The Magazine Selection Service Declares
The notice announces aid in selecting magazines and periodicals for winter reading. It promises to obtain rates for almost any magazine publication and offers to handle all correspondence for subscribers.
Camp life after killing and meat handling in camp
The passage discusses the disagreeable routine of processing meat at camp after a kill, hanging and packing it before morning, and how carelessness leads to spoiled meat. It notes responsibilities for 16 quarters and mentions the editor and Bob in the group.
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