Christmas Waits Named From Old Scottish Word
The term Christmas waits derives from the Scots waith meaning wandering. Over time the phrase came to refer to roaming musicians associated with the season.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1930
Page
3
Christmas Legend in Sweden
A legend from Sweden says the Christmas tree grew from the soil where two true lovers died, with candles lit in memory. The tale endures as a festive remembrance tied to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Height of Christmas Trees Describe Typical Heights
The article notes that Christmas tree heights range widely from 1 to 14 feet or more, with the majority likely in the 4 to 8 foot range. It emphasizes the common tallness of evergreen specimens used for holiday displays.
Garth Mason Waits for a Christmas Move
Snow blankets the farmhouse as Garth Mason sits by the window longing for a sign from a distant light. He mutters that he ought to make the first move, then is driven by an impulse stronger than will to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Mason
Garth
Christmas Eve Confrontation Leads to Quiet Reconciliation
In a doorway, John Clark, sick and haunted by old tensions, encounters his neighbor Garth. A hesitant apology and a wrapped pipe bridge past bitterness as they converse. As the pair part, fields lie blanketed in snow and a calm star shines over the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth
John Clark
John
Clarn Agee
Pulse Perplexes Nurse in Witty Exchange
A nurse reports the pulse quickening with every check. Doctor Quack suggests a blindfold as a playful remedy in this lighthearted exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Quack
Hopeful Bridegroom Seeks Daughter's Hand in Arranged Match
An elderly father insists his daughter will marry the hopeful suitor despite his reluctance, noting the decision was made by the mother long ago. The exchange hints at family pressure and a binding match.
Lat Long Coordinates Displayed for Location Marker
The snippet shows geographic coordinates Lat 46 52 36 N and Long 52 53 6 W indicating a precise location reference used in mapping or surveying.
Honeymoon Trip Cargo Song Roundabout
A lyrical call invites a traveler aboard for a pleasant journey. Pass down the box and bag and hand over the grip as the voyage begins.
Notice Motor Boat I'm Alone 1930 Model For Passengers
The motor boat I'm Alone a 1930 model with a 2 cylinder 10 HP engine is ready to carry passengers across the bay. Accommodations are first class with reasonable rates. Contact Arthur Colbourne Tyrate or Frank Roberts Bluff Head Cove to hire the boat by phone or wire anytime. We travel night or day by the shortest routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colbourne
T'yate
Bluff Head Cove
Bay
Frank Roberts
Glasses and Parts Sent for Repair by Mail
Eyeglasses or related parts can be mailed for prompt repair. Send the pieces and they will be attended to quickly.
Scheduled Excursion Service From Lewisporte to Notre Dame Bay
C M Wheeler announces seasonal service running to and from Lewisporte and to Notre Dame Bay with pickups at Lewisporte or Mr Blandford's in Twillingate. First class heat and good accommodation noted for excursions from Lewisporte or Botwood.
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C. M. Wheeler
Lewisporte
Notre Dame Bay
Mr. Blandford
Twillingate
Botwood
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