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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
2
Christmas at the Yarrow House
Kate Yarrow, overwhelmed by family duties, finds Christmas plans ruined by her brothers and a bustling household. Her brother Tom brings five friends home, sparking surprise and awkward attention from Bill, a guest, who proclaims love beneath the mistletoe as Kate realizes her selfless labor may be aimed at pleasing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrow
Kate
Martie
Old Sam
Sam
Tom
Bill
Bull
Greatest Stamps of Entire World Campaign history and figures
Officials estimate at least 190000 lives are saved each year in America by funds from the annual Christmas Seal campaign against tuberculosis. The 1903 idea by Danish clerk Einar Holboell led to seal sales at post offices to fund a hospital for tubercular children. The Red Cross joined in 1907, with later changes in 1919 and 1920 shifting sale duties to the Tuberculosis association. Lester Joe McCulloch, son of Lester McCulloch Sr., is a patient in Newton Memorial Hospital. The average American home is filled with moisture and clutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Einar Holboek
Holboell
American Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
The
Tuberculosis Association
Children of Provence Pray for Virtues in Christmas Cribs
In Provence a Christmas crib scene features a children’s prayer asking for virtues tied to various trades and creatures. The verses invoke traits from fisherman to shepherd, miller to hunter, and even the star’s purity, reflecting nostalgia for a humane world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provence
France
Jesus
Sightseeing costs rise with shorter dress height
A witty remark notes that shorter dresses imply higher prices, using the idea that sightseeing incurs expenses to illustrate the point.
Why Girls Race To Movies Instead Of Waiting At Home
A reader questions the rush of girls to theaters, noting tickets cost only 50 cents and implying anxiety about missing films. The comment reflects social attitudes and entertainment choices of the era.
Why St Nicholas Brought Eight Reindeer to Santa Sleigh
The text explains that St Nicholas is a mythical figure riding a magical sleigh with a bag of toys. It claims the eight reindeer were added to make the character more impressive and memorable, suggesting a purposeful choice to create a longer lasting image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Napkin Under Chin Sparks Dinner or Shampoo Question
A remark notes diners at restaurants who tuck a napkin under the chin, pondering whether their visit is for a meal or a shampoo style treatment.
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