Men Who Helped Make Christmas
The article lists individuals who shaped Christmas traditions. Washington Irving, James K. Paulding, and Clement C. Moore helped define Santa Claus. Franz Gruber composed Stille Nacht after Mohr’s poem. Sir Henry Cole and Louis Prang popularized Christmas cards. Einar Holboell and Emily Bissell funded Christmas seals for tuberculosis. Joel Roberts Poinsett introduced the poinsettia to the United States.
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Jesus Christ
Santa Claus
Sinterklass
Saint Nicholas
James K. Paulding
Washington Irving
Clement C. Moore
Snickerbocker
New York
St. Nicholas
New Amsterdam
Irving
James Kirke Paulding
Clement Clark Moore
Moore
Paulding
James KK
Reese
Josef Mohr
Oberndorf
Salzburg
Austria
Franz Gruber
Arnsdorf
Karl Mannacher
Fugen
Zillertal
Henry Cole
J. C. Horsley
Royal Academy
London
Cole
England
Louis Prang
Boston
Sir Henry Cole
America
Jacob Riis
Denmark
Holboell
Emily Bissell
American Red Cross
American National Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Einar Holboell
William Eustis
Madison
Joel Roberts Poinsett
South Carolina
Fidinburgh University
Woolwich Academy
Europe
Asia
Eustis
Poinsett
South America
Spain
Mexico
United States
Robert Buist
Philadelphia
Buist
Poinsettia
van Buren
Statesburg
S. C
Joel R. Poinsett
Beauty Talks on Suntans and Skin Bleaching
A fashion piece urges lighter skin in the fall and recommends careful bleaching. It stresses mild blends for sensitive skin, limiting use to once or twice weekly, with cleansing and soothing routines. It advises neck and arms may need longer bleaching and cautions against irritated or scarred skin.
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Ashion
Powder as a cosmetic rulebook for shade and texture
The article stresses three essentials for good powder shade quality and texture. It warns against heavy powders and urges choosing a shade matching the skin, with smooth texture and light fragrance. Proper puff use and careful patting yield natural results, while overdoing makeup should be avoided.
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Turnips prove value in ancient and wartime use
The Greeks are credited with finding turnips growing wild and bringing them under cultivation. In England turnips were in great demand before potatoes, and Germany used them more during World War I in soups, bread, coffee, and various fried forms.
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