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The Good Old Days
ffpw maw people today
could manage -4:141 a Menu
as this one? Here it is, right
out of the diary of a Dixie
plantation owner:
'Me had for dinner oyster
soup. besides boiled mutton.
ham, boned turkey, wild
ducks, partridges, plum
pudding, sauterne, burgun-
dy, sherry, and Madeira.",
And what gourmet cook
would care to cope with this
one? It was served to
hearty-eating miners hi the
Rockies in 1,858. After oys-
ters and porgy which were
conventional "openers'," the
menu went _on to elk, ante-
lope, buffalo "smothered"
and grizzly bear a la, mode.
In addition, there was Black
Mountain squirrel, prairie
dog, and mountain rats —
followed with swans, cranes,
and quail -- the whole lot
accompanied by wines,
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Christmas Cards
From Long Ago
About a hundred years ago,. Christmas card messages
were apt to be expressed 'in rather quaint verse. Here are
several reprinted recently in the Illustrated London News.
From an elaborate card oY the 1880's:
Come welcome again
The King of Seasons all
For Christmas doth reign
With heaily good cheer,
Success to next year
Re-echoes from wall to wall.
This one is from a card of 1878: •
• Happy Christmas to thee, dearest,
Dwelling in thy,happy home,
And ire wish for thee, how fondly,
Mangy long bright years to come.
May such friends be thine as ever
Seek ,thy pleasure as their own:
And if sorrow must come nigh thee
May'st thou never weep alone. •
And here's another:
:gris now a 1.4'Wi4 and jovial time
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• But those whom fate doth,sembtate, v
Must take rt friendly greeting,
Then let me hope my missive may
Serve as a welcome token
Of all the loving words I'd say
Could'st thou but hear them 'spoken!
THE BEAN KING •
In parts of France, Spain, and,lVfexico they still eat a
special 12th Night cake, in which
,
a'Single bean has been
eoncealed, The finder of the bean is hailed' as Bean King
— a survival of an ancient pagan custom which chose the
King of the .Saturnalia by lot in this way.
THIS WEEK'S LETTER: I friends. If he seems like an
am a sixteen year-old girl that Interesting person Who you would
has a boy problem. 1 like this like to meet, Just introduce your-
boy that just moved to our school self to him and. welcome him to
district this year. As soon as your school. Ask him what his
he moved here he met this one interests are and see what you
girl that he liked. But since have in common with him.. After
he didn't know anyone else, he this brief introduction, you may
really hasn't had a chance to realize' that you have nothing in
meet the rest of us. I don't common with him, but at least
thing he likes this girl as much you have done a friendly good
as he did when he first moved deed of making him feel at home.
here. How should I go about Perhaps you'll discover that you
trying to get to know him better? or a friend of yours have simi-
OUR REPLY: Walk up to lar Interests. If your interests
him and say hello. It's as
simple as that. Just because other people who have the same
aren't the same introduce him to
he is new in town and another interests he has. If the two of
girl v\ is going with him, doesn't you have similar interests, that's
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Although it has been said
there WaS no candle to light
the manger in the stable at
Bethlehem, still from early
times people have placed
tapers in windows to light
the way for the Christ
Child and welcome aim,.
In many countries, any-
one coming to the door at
Christmastime was invited
to enter, For some believed
that Christ Himself would
appear at a house with a
candle, concealing his iden-
tity, to learn the extent of
their kindness.
Candles have inspired
men throughout the ages,
linking their bright glow
with the beauty of faith.
Research by Hallmark can-
dle expert John Sinjem re-
veals that candles were
generally used at Christ-
mastime as far back as the
llth Century. Until the 18th
Century they were made
primarily from tallow or
beeswax. The latter was
preferred„as an emblem of
Mary's purity, for wax is
the product of virgin bees.
Many persons believed that
bees came from heaven, and
it was not unusual for reli-
gious institutions to keep
swarms of them. According
to an early writer, the wax
represented Christ's body;
the wick, His soul; and the
flame His divine nature, -
The religious symbolism
of the candle grew through
the centuries after early
Christians, .huddled in the
damp chill catacombs of
Horne, used lighted candles
as a source of comfort.
New Candle Materials
In 1750 a substance from
the head of the sperm whale
was found to be superior to
tallow and beeswax. Later,
in 1850, paraffin wax was
developed and cornbined
with stearic acid to make
candles of the modern type.
Bayberry candles with
their delicate scent are es-
pecially popular at Christ-
mas, and they are said to
bring good luck to the home.
The bayberry candle is
uniquely American. Bay-
berry bushes grew in great
abundance in the new
world, and after learning to
extract the greenish wax
from the wild bayberries,
the Pilgrims used it to make
candles.
BAN ON 31ISTLETOE
Mistletoe is almost never
one of the greens 'used in
church decorations, because
it has always been consid-
ered pagan, as the badge. of
the Druid.
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In Sweden, the Christmas season traditionally begins on
December 13, When a young girl in each house assumes the
role of St. Lucia, wearing a white robe and a crown of
lighted candles. The custom goes back to Viking times
when, under the old calendar, the night of December 12-13
was the longest of the year. The'Lucia girl symbolizes re-
turning light.
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