Travelers' Goods Offer at Haller The Hatter
A local ad promotes a large variety of travelers' goods at affordable prices. Haller The Hatter invites customers to visit and inspect bags suitcases and trunks as potential Christmas gifts.
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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
15
A Christmas Song by Lydia Avery Coonley
A Christmas poem notes Bethlehem star and shepherds as wise men follow to the joy of a newborn Child. An angel proclaims rejoice for history records this Child as King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Lydia Avery Coonley
A Christmas Blessing for Patients
A heartfelt Christmas greeting wishing God’s blessing on every patient life. May faith bring gentle cheer and hope point to roses near while tender love and true friends make the season blessed.
Money For Christmas Money For Christmas
A private loan offer promises quick cash for the holidays by sending an agent to your home. It advertises loans from five to one hundred sixty dollars for household goods, pianos, horses, or vehicles without removal, claiming licensed operation and new legal rates.
Public Memory Quip Marks Tax Debate Framing
A terse remark says the public has a short memory and politicians resist tax measures. The comment frames how voter recall influences fiscal policy and legislative strategy.
Lonely Christmas Returner Finds A Warm Tree Guest
A man returned after twenty years abroad faces loneliness as he visits his childhood town. He encounters a girl delivering gifts and a silver matchbox, then learns of a Christmas tree for local children. A shy invitation from a child draws him downstairs to share in their festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandlady
Papa
Mamma
Annie
Bey
England
Dolci Painting Sparks Christmas Change in England Home
The tale follows a stranger welcomed by a kind family during Christmas after a child hints at a gift from a benefactor. The father insists the visitor join for dinner and plum pudding, transforming loneliness into friendship and hope for a future with Annie.
Christmas Stockings and Santa Claus Poem
The poem describes hanging stockings for each family member including baby mother father siblings and grandparents. It urges Santa to bring gifts and notes a political conscience guiding the father toward the right side. The piece closes with a hopeful Christmas morning and credits Ethel Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Marconi Jests at Wireless Piano During London Reception
A young woman mistook Marconi for Mascagni and asked to hear his Intermezzo. Marconi replied with wit that he would gladly play it but on a wireless piano, prompting amusement at the social gathering in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marconi
Mascagni
Scribbler Spins Acrobatic Notes On Land Footnotes
A playful exchange hints that the Scribbler crafts nimble prose with surprising land footnotes. The dialog underscores a quirky authorial voice weaving lists and observations into a showy narrative style.
Christmas Treasures By Eugene Field
Poem narrates a father recalling Christmas memories with his baby son. The speaker describes small keepsakes and a stocking ritual, contrasting childhood wonder with a later sense of loss as angels visit and the child grows. The piece reflects memory, faith, and enduring parental love.
For This Christmas Ye Old Time Stave
A compact verse recalling Christmas revelry in taverns wassail halls and banquet rooms. The speaker invites merry gentlemen and gentlewomen to rest merry and keep the season with hearty song and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Christmas Pardon Brightens Convict Family in Chicago Tribune
A wife clings to hope as her husband, jailed for a bank case, returns home for Christmas with pending parole. The governor grants an unconditional pardon after a flood of support, allowing the family to celebrate a brief reunion before the man must surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
John Anstruther
Anstruther
Santa Claus
Grace
Abraham
Chicago ‘Tribune
Not the Maiden Goes a Shopping Train
A humorous verse notes a daughter shopping for a gift for her father as the New Year approaches and jokes about a bill arriving for the price of the present.
Red Cross Christmas Seals Origins and History Revealed
The article traces the Red Cross Christmas seal back to 1908 when Miss Emily P. Bissell popularized the stamp for tuberculosis relief in Delaware. Jacob Riis and Bissell helped expand its national sale, which grew from modest beginnings to hundreds of thousands and later millions of seals raising funds for anti tuberculosis work. It notes earlier charity stamps dating to 1502 and the global use of stamps for medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jacob Riis
New York
Emily P. Bissell
Delaware Red Cross Society
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Boston
Portugal
Switzerland
Austria
Pranece
Spain
Denmark
Norway
Russia
Sweden
America
Dream of lifeboats on ocean liners shocks sleeper
A man recalls a dream in which ships carried lifeboats while other comforts vanished. He questions whether the dream was real, insisting the vision was vividly felt. The exchange ends with a light remark that the dream seems uncanny.
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Hatter
Attica
Indiana Loan Company
N. W. Cor
3Rd & Main Sts
Lafayette
Ind
BELL
Gospel Trumpet Company
Anderson
George Lutz
Avenue
Kramer
F. E. Stephens
Indiana
Missouri
D. Mahoney
6Th Street
Carlo Dolci
Madonna
Santa Clara
Grandma
Ethel Bridges
Eugene Field
Zeigler’s
Zeigler
Florence
Redfield
Camden
Oneida
Oswego
J. C. Dinsmore
Westdale
N. Y
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