Christmas Day Rescue by a Sergeant's Brandy
Private Patrick Francis Tiernan of Troop K, Seventh Cavalry at Fort Runyon Montana, defies a blizzard to aid Molly Blake and Carruthers. A bottle of brandy from Tiernan's saddle bag saves three lives as Colonel Blake arrives with troops to tend the rescued. The note on the watch reads Christmas Day 1890.
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Patrick Wrandia Tiernan
United States Cavalry
Fort Runyon
Mont
Patrick Francis Tiernan
Tiernan
Crack Cavalry
Tier-nan
Sargeant
Colonel Blake
Joe Hooker
Miles City
Carruthera
Molly Blake
Young Carruthers
Molly
Carruthers
Sergeant Tiernan
Blake
K Troop
Seventh Cavalry
The Christmas Dinner Menu Suggestions
The Christmas dinner repeats Thanksgiving fare with goose or chicken replacing turkey, or both, and plum pudding replacing mince pies. Following recent directions on turkey preparation, the author offers serving suggestions for various dishes.
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Turkey
Fragmentary Wisdom Phrase Reflects Society’s Self‑Cricism
A brief excerpt presents a wry view suggesting humanity’s strength lies in limited knowledge. The text hints at collective humility and the irony of wisdom versus crowd behavior.
The Bertram family and the little brown house
A vivid scene of the Bertram household with five children and neighbors. Dorothy, longing to give gifts, buys a bouquet with fifteen cents, while nearby lives the contented family and a lone bachelor neighbor. The tale centers on family warmth, wonder, and small Christmas moments.
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Bertrams
Bertram
Lawrence Cole
Helen
Samuel Jorden
Dr. Bertram
Marjorie
Dorothy
Mrs. Bertram
A Little Girl Converts a Lonely Man at Christmas
Dorothy delivers eight fresh blossoms to Mr. Jorden who dislikes children. The gesture softens him, sparking a Christmas transformation as he discovers the joy of companionship, and the Bertram children welcome him into their holiday circle.
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Dorothy
Mr. Jorden
Bertrams
Santa Claus
Marjorie
the Viswer
Dr. Bertram
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