Christmas at the Farm by Frank Beard from Ram's Horn
A nostalgic poem recalls childhood Christmas scenes on a farm. The speaker longs to turn back time to hear the dinner bell and enjoy the abundant Christmas feast prepared by skilled cooks, while reflecting on family, brothers, sisters, and joyful games of yore. The piece preserves a classic rural holiday mood and hymnlike cadence.
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Frank Beard
Christmas Hope Helps a Squire Heal a Family
Jackie seeks a Christmas turkey from the Squire to surprise his mother. The Squire and Margaret connect, revealing him as the grandfather and father figure, and the family reunion ends with warm supper and restored bonds. The scene blends small town warmth with a holiday awakening.
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Jackie
Santa Clara
Squire
Margaret
Turkey for Christmas Hope Brightens Small Town
Jackie and a kindly Squire help capture a turkey for Christmas at the cottage, as the boy imagines a reunion with his mother and grandfather. The scene closes on a hopeful note with plans to live with grandfather and enjoy turkey daily, and a final Christmas wish.
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Mather
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Mabther
Grandfather
Jackie
Mother
Montreal Star
The Mistletoe Legend Through Pagan Times to Lovers
A compact Victorian style meditation traces mistletoe from Persian and Indian rites to Druid English traditions. It links the plant to Christmas lore and moral lessons on love charity and divine grace as celebrated in a broader spiritual context. Edward Bok reflections underscore love as a practical modern reality.
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Quin
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Edward Bok
The Christmas Presence in a Detroit Free Press vignette
A fragmented reminiscence blends Christmas memories with a vision of peace and a childlike wish list. An elderly narrator recalls a Christmas scene at a hearth with family and friends, while a young couple exchanges a ring amid holiday cheer and quiet hope.
Christmas Dinner Wish Sparks Talbot Plans
In Ames Gerry Talbot cancels a grand studio Christmas dinner after Miss Wakefield’s telegram. He worries over gifts and guest lists while two poor girls dream of inviting friends. Talbot offers to let them plan and pick presents for twelve, including a small bone of generosity reflected in Lou’s transformed mood next day.
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Gerry Talbot
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Christmas Bills and Love in Christian Teaching
A fragment reflecting on Christian duty, stressing that true faith is shown by love for people, not mere worship. It cites Christmas themes and a satirical note about materialism and bills, attributed to Atlanta Constitution.
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An Insuperable Objection at Christmas
In Town Topics a scene unfolds as Poore declares giving himself as a Christmas present to Miss Rocks, while the maiden replies that her father forbids receiving expensive presents from young men. The exchange hints at social norms and parental oversight in romantic proposals.
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Young Poore
Miss Rocks
Christmas Tree Fires Warn of Holiday Dangers
A late 19th century warning notes Christmas trees and decorations pose fire risks from candles and dry greens. Advice urges buying trees late, keeping outdoors until used, never burning candles near the tree, never crowding lit wicks, and having a wet blanket ready to smother sparks to save homes and fire department resources.
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Chris Mas Justus
Jonsh
Christmas Day Stocking Expectation In Devopishire
A fragmented 19th century note from Devopishire suggests Christmas Day may bring a festive abundance, with mentions of a January celebration and December 25th as a key date. The text hints at a belief in plentiful return or reward if the season’s duties align with holiday rituals.
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Devopishire
Santa Claus parade backsers rally for festive event
Community group maneuvers to support a holiday parade featuring floats and entertainers led by local volunteers. Organizers aim to boost tourism and city pride with inclusive activities for families and visitors.
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