Christmas Snow and Street Life in a City Tenement
In a 1928 Western Newspaper Union item, snow piles along grim streets as tough youths play and a captured boy, Jimmy Conovey, faces a police officer. A respectable citizen helps, offering Christmas gifts and kindness as the scene contrasts hardship with holiday goodwill.
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Jimmy Conovey
Santa Claus
Western Newspaper Union
Home at Christmas by Katherine Edelman Hat
An early 20th century poem celebrates coming home for Christmas. The author reflects on the joy and warmth of reunion with loved ones, despite travel costs and sacrifices, and notes how Christmas highlights bonds of home and kin.
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Katherine Edelman
New Fashioned Christmas Cheer Declared Better Than Old
The Woman's Home Companion argues the modern Christmas brings more joy with new additions while older customs fade. It suggests tradition remains, though changes reflect evolving tastes and manners.
Boars Head and Peacock Feasts Rule English Yuletide Banquets
In England during the Fifteenth and Sixteenth centuries the Boar's Head and Peacock dominated Yuletide celebrations. Tables groaned with abundant dishes and the boar's head held the place of honor while the peacock followed in import.
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England
The Christmas Spirit Binds Hearts in Shared Fellowship
A reflective note on the fading Christmas spirit over the years as people seek to bind hearts in love and fellowship despite changing times.
The Christmas Mother’s Quiet Duty
A vignette celebrates a mother as she wakes before dawn to sew and mend. Her busy hands guide dolls and garments while children play, her gentle glow and grace embody the Christmas dream and the motherhood of all the world.
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Lily
First Christmas Night Of All
Fragmentary verse recalls a quiet Christmas Eve with no lights or carols until a single glow and a holy wait in a dusty stall. A vision of angels and a divine word appears as the night deepens. The scene hints at the birth unfolding in a humble setting with spiritual awe.
Notice to creditors in the W. T. Mowdy estate Milam County
The State of Texas to the Milam County sheriff and constables commands publication of this notice for ten days in a weekly newspaper. W. P. Mangum was appointed Temporary Administrator by Milam County Court on December 8, 1928. The court may make the appointment permanent if appropriate.
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Milam County
Milam
State of Texas
W. T. Mowdy
W. P. Mangum
Texas
Toncan Copper Molybdenum Iron Sheet Metal Alloys
Twenty years of research produced this improved Toncan sheet metal alloy designed to resist rust and corrosion for eaves troughs gutters flashing and roofing. The ad promises lower costs due to longer life and invites readers to request their record breaking time and to contact by letter or phone for roof attention.
Dates Set For Probate Hearing In Milam County Texas
The Milam County Court seeks interested parties to contest the estate of the deceased as an administrator is necessary unless contested at the next term. The February 4 1929 hearing will be held at Cameron Texas Court House. Readers are urged to appear and contest if desired. The writ is issued by Clerk Lilian Atkinson on December 10 1928.
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Inton
Cameron
Texas
Lilian Atkinson
Milam Co
A Christmas Present for You from the Houston Post-Dispatch
The Houston Post-Dispatch invites readers to consider a holiday gift that suits the whole family. The message highlights the paper as a complete source of news and emphasizes sharing the spirit of giving during the season.
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Houston Post-Dispatch
A Year of Pleasure at The Houston Post Dispatch
The Houston Post-Dispatch reflects on a year of pleasure and reader appreciation as a grand year for staff effort and widespread subscriber support.
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The
Houston Post-Dispatch
Special offer on Houston Post-Dispatch subscriptions
The notice advertises subscription prices for the Houston Post-Dispatch with regular yearly rates for daily and Sunday at 9.00 and daily only at 6.00, plus a special Texas Louisiana offer of 95.95 for daily and Sunday and 4.45 for daily only. It invites nonregular subscribers to join the newspaper family and save 3.05 on daily and Sunday, 1.55 on daily only, urging prompt remittance.
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Texas
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