Santa Claus Returns to a Childs Faith
Eunice, a neglected child in a dim boarding house, secretly seeks Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. Her mother Hilda Groves, a weary stage actress, discovers a yearning for love she cannot give. The theater night reveals the truth as love conquers arrogance, and Eunice is found by her mother in the theatre, leading to a renewed family bond and a pledge to mend.
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Hanice
Eunice
Hilda Groves
Hillda Groves
John Groves
Emunice
Manhattanite
Eudeea
Mamma
Hudsonian
Groves
Jack
John
Hilda Grooves
Eunicet
Hilda
Euniee
Mrs. Holmes
Santa Clara
Santa Claus
Thanta Clauth
Mra. Holmea
Hoya
Dearie
Mia. Holmen
Eunies
Santa
Mr. Cunningham
Steven
Mrs. Bennett
Mra. Holmes
Bunice
Marina
Miss Fay
Eunica
Bonice
Portala
Danice
Arma
Teara
Mias Fay
Alwaye
W. G Chapman
Pussyfoot Johnson Rides A Plank In Prohibition Drive
William B. Johnson, famed antisaloon crusader nicknamed Pussyfoot, is highlighted for his fearless stance and international work. The article traces his Nebraska roots, early government service against liquor to Indians, and leadership in the Antisaloon League, including his London mission and bold public campaigns.
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Pissyfoot
Pussyfoot
London
Yin
William B. Johnson
Merrie Englund
Glasgow
Robert Burns
Johinson
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Hils
Antisaloon League
National Prohibition Movement
League
Johnson
Glass Leaves Treasury to Join Senate
Carter Glass, former secretary of the treasury and Daily News owner, was appointed by Governor Davis to fill the vacancy in Virginia's United States Senate after the death of Thomas S. Martin. Glass, aged sixty one, previously served as a congressman from Virginia's Sixth district and chaired the banking and currency committee before his 1918 Treasury appointment.
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Carter Glass
the Treasury
Davis
Thomas
Martin
United States
Virginia
Glass
Wilson
Congress
Lynchburg
Banking and Currency
William G. McAdoo
Daily
Persistence, Thy Name Is Lipton in America Cup Bid
Lipton, Sir Thomas, arrived in New York bound to lift the America’s cup with Shamrock IV as challenger. He favors a June race to avoid rivals and expects wind advantage. The 1910s bid followed earlier attempts halted by war and mine dangers, with boats like Resolute and Vanitie withdrawn.
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Sir Thomas
Lipton
Bart
New York
Sandy Hook
Bermuda
International Yacht Mine
Whitlock Ambassadorship Honors Belgium Service
Brand Whitlock, six years minister to Belgium, is raised to ambassador and sent back to Brussels. He earned praise for tact and policy through German occupation, aided Belgians with Hoover relief, and helped administer the American Relief Fund. His appointment honors a noted writer amid wartime diplomacy.
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Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Albert
Partes
Belgian Relief Committee
Mr. Hoover
Kettef Fund
Historic Home Cookery Include Goose Roast and Oysters
A quirky collection of old kitchen directions outlines roasting a goose with onion and prunes stuffing, plus steps for scalloped oysters, caramel blanc mange, and a chicken pudding casserole. It also suggests salads like salmon and green pea, creamed corn, and apple dishes with sausage filling, all with period flavor and practical tips.
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Jules
Enormous Philippine Asphalt Deposit Near Tacloban Shore
A vast asphalt deposit lies close to the shoreline in Leyte province, Philippines, enabling ships to anchor offshore and load cargoes directly from barges with little or no land transportation required.
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Philippines
Leyete
Tacloban
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Victor Rousseau
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Treasury
Senate
Whitlock
Hehdy
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