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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
3
A collection of aphorisms on fortune friendship and success. Seneca Landor Johnson and Burroughs offer reflections on kindness, social ties, self reliance, and accountability. The passage links personal mindset to outcomes and emphasizes proactive relationships.
A sales brief explains turning a plain chair into a color ful room accent with self made alip covers. It notes step by step instructions and that high demand slightly slows filling orders for popular pattern numbers. Send orders to the address provided.
Western Union dispatch outlines claims of an insular State Department clique opposed to current policy and distrustful of China and Russia coverage. Hurley charges prompt a congressional probe and possible wider reorganization under Byrnes and Stettinius.
Excerpted poem contemplates a child’s view of heaven and angels asking if Jesus felt small, with imagery of sky houses and wings as marbles. The speaker questions prayer, longing for a personal connection, and invites Jesus to hear a child's tongue and prayer as a little one. Francis Thompson
A Christmas legend tells how Christkind, not the Infant Jesus, brings the Fir Tree to a poor wood cutter family. Midnight voices reveal the child’s identity as Christkind, choosing the tree as a symbol of Christmas happiness for good children.
Virginia Vale Ames Mason, hailed as England's most popular motion picture actor, is likely to star in The Man in Gray by Universal Pictures. The piece notes Mason's comparisons to Humphrey Bogart and mentions an English-American film partnership and upcoming holiday broadcasts including Two Hours of Stars on Christmas Day.
A brief Yiddish phrase story notes Uncle Zeke hospitalized after a sudden ailment. The dialogue implies concern as medical staff moved him from the lad der to a hospital bed.
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