From Lighted Pathway, 1981.

From Short Stories for Little Folks by Catherine Bryce, 1910.

"So this is a Christmas tree?"  From Gokaiger episode 44.

From Truth or Dare, The Book You Can Play by Bob Moog, Erin Conley, and Jenny Brennan, 2001. 

From There Really Is a Father Christmas by Douglas Flintan, 1938.

From Ontario College of Art's Sketch magazine, 1949.

From Tulane's 1953 yearbook.

From Park College's 1948 yearbook.

We previously saw that every day is Christmas, but there has to be a holiday occasionally.  We finally tracked down "the day it really wasn't Christmas."  From Together, 1969.

From Purple Parrot, 1938.

From Yule-Tide in Many Lands by Mary Pringle and Clara Urann, and illustrated by L. J. Bridgman, 1916.

A century ago, math was relatable and children learned to calculate the costs of a cantata.  From The Triangle Arithmetics, Book Two, 1928.  See Presumptive Conundrums: Rhetorical Math Questions + Answers.

Christmas tree UFOs seem to appear earlier every year.  From UFO Newsclipping Service, 1971.

From Vogue, 1914.

Around the world, gas masks for Christmas.  From Der Bärenspiegel, 1936.

The ritual burning of the Christmas tree.  From South Suburban College's 1961 yearbook.

The war on Christmas.  From The Gateway, 1981.

"Miss Merry Christmas."  From Pfeiffer College's 1967 yearbook.