Marley Ghost Visits Scrooge In A Cold Christmas Tale
Charles Dickens presents Scrooge’s cold heart on Christmas Eve as Marley’s ghost materializes. The specter warns of a chained fate, explaining the weight of guilts forged in life and urging Scrooge to seek generosity or face eternal wandering. The tale ends with a foreboding promise of further apparitions.
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Marley
Scrooge
Scroge
Cains and Abels
Pharoah
Sheba
Abrahams
Jacob Marley
Tan
Nes
Latta School Christmas Program Planned Friday Afternoon
Latta consolidated school schedules a Christmas program Friday at 1:30 pm featuring scripture reading by Lawanda Lindsay a Nativity play by the high school with named cast members and a Santa themed presentation with readings and gift presentation.
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Latta
Latta Consolidated School
Lawanda Lindsay
Solo
Vena Simmons
Lorene Wright
Mary
Inez Lovelace
Joseph
Earl Cooper
Inkeeper
Homer Sliger
Shepherds
Dayton S Scott
Henry Lawson
Grundy Hoote
Miss Longworth Goes Shopping
Four year old Paulina Longworth daughter of Speaker Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt shops in Washington for Christmas. Accompanied only by her nurse she selects sweaters caps underwear and coats with unerring taste while praised by sales staff.
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Washington
Paulina Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Paulina
Santa
Theodore Roosevelt
Nancy Astor Injured After Hunt Fall in England
An x ray shows a slight spine injury to the Honorable Nancy Astor after a fall during a hunt yesterday in Northampton England. Doctors expect no serious effects and say she will recover.
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Lady Astor
Northampton
Eng
Nancy Astor
Wisconsin Roosters Plan Southern Tour In 1930
Fremont manager George Dobbins says many reservations are in for the third annual Wisconsin Good Will tour with the train leaving Milwaukee and Madison February 23. Officials from county boards and state organizations are registering, and groups include the Wisconsin Potato Growers, Wisconsin Livestock Breeders, and Wisconsin Experimental seed associations.
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Fremont
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Potato Growers Association
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders Association
Wisconsin Experimental (Seed) Association
Weather Forces Flyers to Give Up Rescue Flight
Nome Alaska December 19 rough conditions with fog banks and snow storms forced a rescue flight to abort its mission authorities reported.
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Nome
Alaska
Northern aviators fail in Bering Strait rescue attempt
Pilots Joe Crosson Ed Young C H Gillam and J Barnhill left Teller Alaska for a relief flight to North Cape Siberia to aid missing Arctic flyer Carl Ben Eielson and mechanic Earl Borland. Thick fog and a snow storm forced their return after they reached the strait.
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Bering Strait
Carl Ben Eielson
Arctic
Earl Borland
North Cape
Siberia
Joe Crosson
Ed Young
C. H. Gillam
J. Barnhill
Teller
Alaska
Babe Hunt Wins Decision In South West Heavyweight Bout
Babe Hunt, claimant of the southwest heavyweight championship, defeated Pete Wistort of Chicago in a 10 round decision at Ponca City. Hunt pressured Wistort with a sharp left jab and had him nearing knockout several times but failed to floor him.
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Ponca City
Babe Hunt
Pete Wistort
Chicago
Hunt
Wistort
Babe
Semi-final boxing results feature Wolfe and Stuitz decision
The report notes several telling blows from Wistort with a left punch. The specimen weighed 191 and Hunt 96. In the 16 round semi final Tizer Del Wolfe of Bellingham took the decision over Tilden Stuitz of Oklahoma City.
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Wistort
Ecetiine
Hunt
Tizer del Wolfe
Bellingham
Wash
Tilden Stuitz
Oklahoma City
Farnum Divorce Suit Raised in Superior Court
Mrs Olive Ann Farnum sues actor William Farnum for separate maintenance in Los Angeles. The case cites alleged misconduct with writer Isabella Major and seeks a 2500 dollar monthly allowance as the trial proceeds after a delay due to a crowded calendar.
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Los Angeles
Olive Ann Farnum
William Farnum
Noted Frenchwoman Daeschner Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of Madam Daeschner widow of Emile Daeschner former French ambassador to the United States. Daeschner was appointed ambassador in October 1924 and served in Washington until December 1925.
Pennsylvania inspection finds 1,322,000 autos needing repairs
In a compulsory statewide check 1,322,000 autos were found to require repairs. The remark implies considering inspection of drivers as well to ensure safety and compliance.
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Pennsylvania
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