Santa Claus Gets Around
Kris Kringle embraces modern tech to spread Christmas cheer across towns and nations. He uses new devices and networks to reach children and families faster than ever while maintaining timeless holiday magic.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
7
Kris Kringle embraces modern tech to spread Christmas cheer across towns and nations. He uses new devices and networks to reach children and families faster than ever while maintaining timeless holiday magic.
In the final note the subject cannot stay away from reindeer and chooses to return to them. The return underscores a preference for the animals over other companions.
An atlas lists three Christmas Islands under British flag including a submerged 15 000 foot peak island in the Pacific, a forested Indian Ocean island with 40 people in 1898, and a Canadian Cape Breton near the maritime provinces. France also has Desolation Island around 2000 miles southwest of Australia with a Christmas harbor, while the United States has a Christmas Cove at Boothbay Harbor Maine as a summer resort and a Christmas Sound near Cape Horn on a Chilean island.
Today’s civilization-on-wheels has revolutionized the Twentieth century toy industry. Children increasingly want toy autos like dad’s, prompting manufacturers to redesign velocipedes scooters and doll carriages to mirror modern car models and baby buggies.
Tokyo Premier Tojo accused American encirclement and an economic war in a Diet speech. Tokyo admitted two million Chinese soldiers blocking a settlement. Diplomat Kurasu met President in Washington as warnings from Japan grew sharper. If the United States resists Japanese demands Tokyo may take a stern stance.
Cameron Fire Department quickly responded to a grass fire near the T. B. Stidham Mercantile Store in Jones Prairie on Monday. Firefighters led by Frank Richter deployed the Chemical truck to sniff out and extinguish the blaze before it caused disaster.
Roy Seaton now lies in the Milam County jail after a night arrest by the Sheriff's Department following a clash near the Bartek Bar in Cameron. He allegedly inflicted wounds on Roy Halpain during the incident, and authorities consider burglary charges possible. Seaton, who claims intoxication, was seized after entering Henry Michalka’s Cameron home at 11 p.m. Saturday.
The Bernia Miles Circle met at the home of Mrs. W. C. Weise with ten guests attending. They discussed Christmas program plans, doll dressing for Buckner Orphans Home, and scheduled Week of Prayer activities including a church book study Tuesday night. The missionary program was led by Mrs. Weise, Mrs. Gene Markham, and Miss Mildred Thornton. Refreshments were served to close the meeting.
Killeen's Kanga roos with first stringers exploded for four quick touchdowns and beat Temple Reserves 34 to 20. Tommy Bishop scored 14 points before an ankle injury paused his night as Toliver and Levy added key scores. Temple’s B squad steadied in the second half with a passing attack but fell short.
Fairmont Creamery Company shipped eight carloads of turkeys for the Thanksgiving market. Local manager D. Bryan notes the Christmas season is not yet at hand and that the current load exceeds last year's purchase.
Rev. J. W. Mills has moved to Conroe to serve as pastor of the First Methodist Church. He inspired many friends and helped lift the church debt through a successful campaign. He and his wife are devoted Christians and he is praised for his generous spirit and service to Cameron.
Writings praise the memory of Bro Mills with gratitude for his steadfast devotion to God and city. The message from C W Sanders, Baptist Pastor, honors his benediction and the family’s loyal service. W C Colvin of Rockdale traded a business in Cameron Friday.
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