Open House on Christmas Eve Sparks Daffodil at the Party
Miss Mixter wanders into a bright Christmas Eve gathering and becomes the focal point of the cheerful scene. A green dressed hostess pleads for help serving guests while Miss Mixter half fearfully stays to lend a hand, seeking warmth for herself as much as others.
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Miss Mixter
Boston Common
Wells
Ddiss Mixter
Western Newspaper Union
New Year's Eve reflections on marriage and renewal
On the eve of their third anniversary Mary Graham Bonner portrays a couple whose early romance faces drift into routine. After a tense, later dinner and a missed home welcome, he returns to her with a pledge to reach for their once-cherished happiness, promising a true New Year together.
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Hfe
Sone
Bry
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Song Bells Ring For Christmas Sing
Poem recalling the Christmas story with a shining star guiding shepherds to a manger. A baby lay with mother singing Christ the Holy Child while bells ring and children sing.
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Anid
Christ
Lydia
Avery Coonley Ward
International Bridges Redefine Rio Grande Boundary
Under the treaty between United States and Mexico the old river bed remains the boundary. About 18 000 acres of American territory have been cut south of the Rio Grande near El Paso. The river runs about 20 miles in the United States. Three bridges exist on San Hilzario Island: Moor bridge Mabénus bridge and Vernillo bridge.
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United States
Mexico
Rio Grande River
Hi Paso
Bio Grande
San Hilzario Island
Vernillo
New PtAR "6" Displayed at Jackson Woodward’s Car Shop
Public viewing begins as Jackson and Woodward’s show the 6 model PtAR car on the lot. The feature highlights a compact design and modern features appealing to buyers exploring eight car options.
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Woodward's
New Year Promise From Faithful Covenant
Poem excerpt reflects New Year optimism and comfort from faith. The speaker cites God as all sufficient and faithful, offering reassurance against fear as the new year begins. Attribution mentions Hronces Ridley and Havergal with Gideon.
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God
Community Christmas Exercises Across Local Churches
The article notes Christmas programs held by the M. church Thursday evening, the L.D.P. group, and the Church of God with events at the Henry House home and a church gathering Thursday and Tuesday evenings, detailing community observances.
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M. 3
L. Dp
Church of God
Henry House
Schedule of church services at Mrs House home
Mrs Henry House hosts Sunday School at 1:30 p.m. Junior church at 2:30 p.m. Afternoon services at 2:30 p.m. Evening services at 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening. All services at Mrs House home. Everyone welcome.
Dance at I C C F Hall Friday evening
Social dance announced for Friday December 25 at I C C F Hall with good music. Committee urged attendance and likely community notices emphasize festive event.
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I. C. C. F. Hall
The Kitche Cabinee Facet In 1925 Western Press
A compact note from 1925 offers a bustling portrait of the Kitche Cabin ee as a lively, friendly hub for labor and leisure. The excerpt emphasizes a rough world turned welcoming for those who work hard and enjoy simple flowers.
Delicious Currant Pie and Simple Dishes from Things for the Table
A column presents currant currant pie filling with baked shell and meringue topping, plus Canfield String Beans with butter, milk, and flour thickening. Stuffed Eggs describe halved hard boiled eggs refilled with seasoned yolk, white sauce, and chives. Macaroni and Eggs layers pasta and eggs with cheese and white sauce, baked until hot and browned.
Sex differences in guinea fowls noted
The article explains that male and female guinea fowls look similar, making identification hard. Males typically have larger helmets and wattles and a coarser head. The best distinction comes from their calls, with the female's cry described as buckwheat while the male emits a single shriek.
Institute of Animal Economics Advances Eastern Dairying Effort
The Rockfellar Foundation supports the Larrowe Institute of Animal Economics aiding dairy and poultry farmers. James H. Larrowe of Detroit funds the effort with a staff of agricultural experts focusing on diversification, efficient methods, and profit growth for farmers in the East.
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Rockfellar Foundation
Larrowe Institute of Animal Economics
James H. Larrowe
Detroit
Institute of Animal Economics
Institute to Promote Efficient Dairying Through Research
A new agricultural institute will survey local farm conditions across the East to guide dairy improvements. An experimental farm under average conditions will test feeding and care methods for cows and hens to raise milk and egg output. A bureau of inquiry will offer personal service for questions.
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Bureau of Inquiry
Tasmanians Vanished Race Near Hobart in 1876
The article notes the disappearance of the Tasmanian Aborigines near Hobart with the death of the last individuals in 1876. It mentions their low societal status and backward condition compared with other Indigenous groups, and records that a skeleton of the last Tasmanians is preserved in the Hobart museum.
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Hobart
Hobart Museum
Reflection on fleeting worldy pleasures by Lord Ches terfield
The remark contemplates how the bustling pleasures of life seem illusory and transient to the speaker. He dismisses the busy chase as a romantic dream and indicates no desire to repeat such experiences.
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Lord Chesterfield
Disturbance at Local Theatre Over Persistent Coughing
Patrons at a local show house were disturbed by a man coughing loudly in the audience. The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a speedy relief for coughs colds and hoarseness with a testimonial from Mrs W T Clary of White Plains VA and mentions a war sale by HB A Anderson Ady.
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Foley
W. T. Clary
White Plains
HB. A. Anderson
Ady
Appointment of Administrator Probate Court of Clare County
Public notice of hearing in the matter of Emily E H Brownell deceased. Orin G Brownell requests administration be granted to Charles W Perry or other suitable person. Hearing set for January 18, 1925 at 10 a m at the Clare County Probate Office Harrison. Publication to be made weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Thos S Dorsey judge of probate.
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Harrison
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Emily EH. Brownell
Orin G Brownell
Charles W. Perry
Clare Sentinel
Dorsey
Probate of Will for James T Walton Heard in Clare County
The Probate Court of Clare County sits at Harrison on December 21 1925 for the estate of James T Walton. Arthur Hodson petitions to admit a document as the will and seeks administration to himself or another suitable person. Hearing set for January 18 1926 at 10 AM. Public notice to be printed in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. Thos S Dorsey Judge.
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Harrison
S. Dorsey
James T. Walton
Arthur Hodson
Petiion
Clare Sentinel
Thos. S Dorsey
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