Pass-It-On Gift Spreads Cheer Through Generous Act
A Missourian family lacking funds for Christmas gives a geranium to a crippled girl, then learns the plant will be passed on to another in need. Jane McMurray’s gift sparks a cycle of kindness as the plant travels to Mercy Hospital and inspires future acts of giving.
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Sheila
Jane
Jan
Haldermans
Jimmy Miner
Mercy Hospital
Western Newspaper Union
Spirit of Christmas and its enduring meaning
The piece explains Christmas as a spirit of good will and friendship beyond red and green decor. It argues the season cannot be captured by objects or dates, but by inspiration felt on Christmas Eve and carried into the new year, citing W. D. Pennypacker.
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Aurel
Santa
W. D. Pennypacker
Mistletoe Dilemma Cited by Miss Sadie Turtle
Miss May questions how to handle a kiss under the mistletoe. Miss Sadie Turtle replies with a quick punchline, saying she would pull in her head to avoid it.
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Miss May Turtle
Sadie Turtle
Cameron Drug Company Formed In Cameron City
Cameron Drug Company, with $20000 capital, will open soon under President 5 M Burns and directors Greer Ferguson Shaw Cass. Location to be announced. Frank Merek buys northern city lot for a cottage. Honor rolls list Cameron City Schools students for November 1900 across grades. Miss Mary Lumpkin marks 14th birthday party with many attendees.
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Cameron Drug Company
M. Burns
W. W. Greer
E. S. Ferguson
E. N. Shaw
N. Cass
Frank Merek
Cameron City
Bernice McKenney
Jay Carnahan
Simmie Burns
Johnie Lewis
Wyatt Miller
Nellie Reno
Alice McGehee
Allen Taylor
Ida Boseley
Walter Sharpe
Roy Dobbins
Gussie Grubbe
Enza Coppenger
John McLane
Brooks McLane
Vivian Smith
Lillie Cain
Edna Carlton
Myrtle Beaty
Lena Baseley
Bessie Stedman
Lizzie Cross
Bessie
Mary Lumpkin
Discipline at Home Shapes Global Behavior
A reflection on how lacking parental discipline inside the home inevitably leads to broader social consequences. The speaker notes that human beings cannot escape this universal pattern across societies.
Modern Flapper and Ostrich Secrets in Snippet
A playful flapper quip about kissing and calling father is paired with a joke about a statesman delaying remarks. The piece notes over 500000 domesticated ostriches in South Africa and suggests many in the U S hide their heads in the sand.
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Our Daily
South Africa
United States
The Pen as Tool Against Crime In Public Debate
A debate over books and law grows heated as critics argue the pen can curb crime better than the sword. Advocates urge reform through education and journalism, while opponents warn against censorship and overreach.
For Sale Remington Typewriter Almost New
Classified note offers a nearly new Remington typewriter for sale. Contact D. H. Collins at Cameron Herald Office for details.
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Remington
D. H. Collins
Cameron
Herald
Two Maiden Ladies Primply Brave What Price Glory
A New York tale tells of two refined women at the first What Price Glory showing. They are shocked by profanity early but grow accustomed as acts unfold. At curtain, one urges leaving and the other seeks a missing umbrella.
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New York
A Reflective Note on Manners and Modern Hospitality
A light essay contrasts a cautious woman and a miracle of loving in laws, mocks Ye Olde branding for new shops, and recalls the old pantry hostess who now shares bridge prize displays. The piece reads as humorous social commentary on etiquette and domestic life.
County Attorney Chambers at Lilac Court Promises Prosecution Record
County Attorney Chambers attends justice's court at Lilac on Thursday and boasts a strong record as a prosecutor. Local law firms Gaston and Sprinkle, Thomas and Dobbins, and W. L. Baird plan to consolidate on January 1 and incorporate, occupying the present Gaston and Sprinkle stand and a nearby two story brick. A Mite Boxes tea shifts to Mrs. J E Reno on Saturday the 15th from 2 to 5 pm, with admission 5 and 10 cents.
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Chambers
Justice’s Court
Lilac
Gaston and Sprinkle
Thomas and Dobbins
W. L. Baird
F. B. Lay
J. E. Reno
Arcaded brick stores near completion on Auditorium block
The J. D. Hefley and T. C. Stafford brick stores on the Auditorium block are nearly finished and their arched fronts give a very attractive appearance.
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J. D. Hefley
T. C. Stafford
Auditorium Block
Wages of Sin Bring Bootlegger’s High Life
The article notes bootleggers reap riches beyond crime, enjoying an eight cylinder car and a summer home in the country as the wages of sin. The line contrasts old saying with the flashy rewards seen in illicit liquor trade.
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