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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
13
A postal worker nicknamed the Captain races through the holiday rush to sort packages for friends and family. He discovers a homebound gift tucked in by a grateful sorter, lifting his spirits as tissue and ribbons scatter around the floor. The scene portrays Christmas from a distant postroom to a hopeful homecoming.
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union note by W D Pennypacker extols human kindness during Christmas. It reflects on enduring fame of kindness, the role of music in Yuletide pleasures, and the hopeful echo of holiday joy through many happy days.
United States destroyers entered Venice to spend Christmas Eve with the harbor lights and a deck tree reflecting in the water. American sailors stroll the Piazza San Marco area while one gunner longs for home and a real American Christmas dinner in Springfield.
Katherine Edelman celebrates Christmas with vivid images of cheer, fellowship, and giving. The piece extols unity, kindness, and peace as the season’s blessing, linking contemporary joy with the biblical message of glory to God and peace on earth.
In brief items from Marshall to Owosso and Port Huron, a $10,000 gift funds a Memorial Hospital project while a Marshall fire destroys a rural school building. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker discusses aviation growth in Pontiac and Port Huron, and a West Michigan probate informs of Charles Young’s Lake Huron disappearance. Michigan State Horticultural Society officers are reelected. University of Michigan census shows church membership levels. East Lansing coed rides warned. state planners plan Pine River trout pool condemnation. Bay City insurers blamed for fires. Groesbeck era debated at Farm Clubs meeting. Owosso notes rising streetcar fares and a 1926 electric rail comeback.
The article explains vulcanite produced by high sulfur content becomes extremely hard. It is used as a horn ivory bone substitute for combs handles pipes and buttons. The name derives from Vulcan the Roman god of fire.
A promotional notice urges readers to send ten cents to Foley Co in Chicago for a ten cent bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and free sample Foley pills and cathartic tablets. It claims universal help and lists local seller H A Anderson.
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