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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
7
A fragmentary Christmas myth centers Martha B. Thomas narrating stars debating their duty in the heavens on Christmas Eve. The brightest stars discuss guiding earthbound travelers and the Star of Bethlehem emerges, radiating rainbow colors as an angel lights the manger scene.
A poetic Christmas vignette recalls shepherds in the fields and angels near the Bethlehem manger. The Star of Bethlehem shines with indescribable beauty as heavenly harps fill the sky, while the crowd, awe struck, ponders the newborn Christ and the holy night.
A Christmas mood piece depicts a son far from home on Christmas Day receiving a photograph of his mother with a brief loving note. The image rekindles homesickness yet affirms family bonds across distance and work. A fragmentary stanza about angels singing closes the piece.
A fragmented reminiscence piece by F. Ho SWEET captures holiday scenes and memories from a distant Christmas Day. The prose hints at town life, church hall gatherings, and local customs amid an era and setting suggested by a small town newspaper page.
Walter Manners, a long-serving worker, is dismissed by Clarkson after a small error. The story traces his humiliation, doubt, and concern for his family as Christmas approaches, highlighting his sense of duty and fear about the future.
Walter Manners wrestles with staying loyal to Clarkson’s store while Peters pressures for a better position. He accepts Peters’s offer but is surprised when Clarkson offers him his old job back with a raise, restoring his confidence just in time for Christmas.
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