Reign of Terror Began in Dublin City
Dublin erupted in violence as small bands entered homes at night and at breakfast killing numerous victims. Eleven lawmen or citizens were seriously wounded while fourteen bodies lay unclaimed, with shootings reported near Drake Park and the Breakfist Lutes area as authorities pursued the assailants.
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Dublin
Ayudar Sudh
Wwe
Drake Park
Hiteren
Apne
Haines
Aden
Croke Park
Pes
Park Die Ete
Eiehen
Srey
Ted
Plan for Better Times Promotes National Job Move
Plan outlines national effort to improve employment. Melale Wikia leads Assaciereal Retailers of Stalis and calls for a committee to unite business leaders across Hascount to sustain retailers and spur spring purchases. David Mey proposes the action with a focus on immediate retail procurement.
Welcome for Harding Brings Crowds in Canal Visit
Harding and his party entered the canal route on November 25 amid cheering crowds. Christabal Clover stood by as the group proceeded through town, with residents lining the streets to greet the presidential visitors.
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Molun—Wisatawarives
Jong He the
Welenwe
Pres
Ceertelien Harring
Canal Gene
Christabal
Peeriy
Enrry Rss
Christa
Boovelek
Tee
Rasac
Enile
Cherylig
Banker Killed at Crossing in Tragic Local Collision
Jontgomery Whitnore president of the Wire National Bank of this city was fatally injured when an A ncastbmund Trenver King presser struck his automobile near the city. Whitnore was en route from his farm to obtain supplies for workers when the crash occurred. The car veered onto the track as the engine stalled and the impact proved fatal.
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Vince
Bread Prices Reduced by Chicago Bakeries
Several Chicago bakeries on Saturday cut the price of one pound loaves to 10 cents and twenty four ounce ceats to 15 and 14 cents, a reduction of 2 to 3 cents.
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Chicago
Greeks Vote on Ex-King Constantine Return
Athens reports the cabinet will hold a November referendum on whether to allow the return of ex-King Constantine. Citizens face a pivotal decision on this historic issue amid ongoing national debates.
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Constantina
Athens
Constantine
Torlebiacize
Samed
Wyoming News Notes Cover Crime Sugar Trade and Indictments
Long dispatch reports on Ampanoes chief Wied on the Wigd River, cattle shipments to Denver yards, and first Indian citizen papers in a District Court case. It notes sugar beet payments from Great Western Sugar Company, grand jury indictments at Cheyenne, and a gun shooting case among others with regional details and names.
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Union News Sevice
Lone Bear
Wigd
Pme
Ambat
Denver
Aidan
Miele Ielloras
Bork
Jay Peeel
Newwegisle
Roth Yvonne
Fred Walker Trust
Claes Wert
Walger Shams Hut
Jai
Euniel
Congress
Tibet
Suger Company
Wheatland Te
Wyoming
Great Western Sugar
United States District Court
Cheyenne
Aoman
Ducke
Firse
George Kates
Wortatd
Christmas Gift Program Garners Heated Debate
A public discussion addresses a proposed Christmas program amid strong opinions on continuing or stopping the Deer Hom effort. The speaker describes controversial scenes involving gifts and parental reactions, urging orderly interpretation and caution in presenting the event to children.
Wonderful Spirit of Giving Remains in Holiday Reflections
The note recalls Christmas generosity and the enduring spirit of giving from childhood memories. It emphasizes cherishing thoughtful acts over material value and the importance of family warmth and loving kindness during the season.
First Christmas Observance Described in Ancient Text
A fragment recalls an early Christian Christmas event led by Pope Triosphorus. The assembly celebrated the birth of Christ while a church-wide purge followed, resulting in the deaths of about six hundred people.
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Christine
Solomon
Triosphorus
A Grave Soldier Jack in the Boxn
A fragmentary line presents a quip about a brave soldier confronting fear. The text reads as a playful taunt with no clear events, dates, or identities beyond thematic imagery of bravery and danger. The source lacks a coherent news item to summarize.
A Thrifty Saint Christmas Advice
A thrift minded tone quips that holidays tempt little with bells and robes. The mock exchange notes Santa Claus wearing old clothes and urges simple study of Santa's pictures to resist extravagance.
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Santa Claus
Heart of Christmas Reflections Amid Struggling Family
A school walk sparks a dialogue between Dane and Florence about a hard Christmas. With the father out of work due to a strike and the mother ill, they fear no gifts or tree. Florence hopes for better days while Morence suggests finding joy beyond presents as they part.
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Santa Chrus
Chen
Asl
Ter Bosan
Christias
Dane
Florence
Inns
Jane
Opposed To Christmas Pie By Purtons And Quakers
The passage discusses resistance to mince or Christmas pie among the Purtons and Quakers. It notes clergy and party lines, debating whether dessert should be a consecrated cake or badge of distinction and the social implications of serving and sharing such dishes.
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Pei
Santa Claus and the magical workshop of elves
A whimsical verse describes a queer old man in a snowy house at the top of a hill where elves toil to craft gifts. The reader is told Christmas time arrives as every little girl and boy awaits the feats of the workshop under the care of the legendary figure.
A Safe and Sane Christmas Opinion Weighs Charity and Law
A Tacoma Washington Ledger letter urges restraint in Christmas giving and warns against using new laws to enforce views. The writer hopes reform comes from voluntary action, not legislation, noting grim realities of life that should be addressed directly.
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Trcoma Wash. Ledger
Why Jimmy Prayed So Loud
Dick and Jimmy visit grandmother. During prayers Jimmy asks for Christmas presents loudly. Dick retorts the Lord is not deaf. Jimmy whispers that grandma is.
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Jimmy
Growth of the Kingdom Parables and Lessons
Lesson by Rev. P.B. Fitzwater from Moody Bible Institute outlines December study on Matt 13 parables and related topics. It covers the Wheat and Tares, Mustard Seed, Leaven, and the spreading of Christian influence, with emphasis on sowing, growth, harvest, and dangers of false doctrine.
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PB. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Jeans
Simal
Brent
Toronto
Abraham
Sarah Iend
Salamon
Elisha
Jesus
Heaven
Nothing Too Little in Which to See God’s Hand
Writings attributed to Dr. Puney remind readers that nothing is too small for divine attention and every sensation of pain, tear, or secret prayer is noticed by God. The passage asserts that all thoughts and wishes reach Him, even when private or unfinished.
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Puney
Editor threats and paid up subscribers save the day
A Virginia editor warned a young man to settle his subscription within a week or face publication of a kiss in the park. Fifty nine men paid the next day and two paid a year in advance. The page also quotes a back-and-forth about a motion picture and a remark by Stormington Barnes about a deaf and dumb asylum.
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Virginia
Fish
Stormington Barnes
Repartee Incident Near Stanford Prompts Marriage Proposal
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a character named Tepnie-Dick involved in quarrel or rejection, followed by a late proposal to someone named Jeanette at Stanford. The text hints at a violent act being rejected and an attempted reconciliation. The record preserves the minimal contact narrative and location context.
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Jeanette
Stanford
Chaporral
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