Local Christmas Day Visits Mark Holiday in Small Town
Local residents share Christmas Day visits across families. Notes mention Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jones and Aabghier Yarn Gladys, Patton and others visiting kin in Waco Coryell and Edinburg. Several moveings and exchanges of holiday wishes appear among Jones Butler Meador Miles Schults Knowles and families.
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T. J. Jones
Robert
John
Waco
Rerall Mitchell
South Teast
Hauerday
D.C. Mitchell
Bis
H. Barkett
Mims Mae
Turnaryvilla
Krowlea Ml
McCollum
Billonhall
Sea Il
Fours
Aince
Ted
Mira
N. H. Holt
Fassly
Coryell Church
Hunter Wilson
Title Daugtter
Penny Miles
Edinburg
Bre
Arthur Miles
L. N. Cass
W. Hh Miles
W. Freeman
Ohif Gren
Charlie Baker
Diphive
Jo Ann
Caritas
Ed Mex
Jodkinn
Ree
A. B. Nichole
Pan
Holand
Mink Ther Lockwell
End
Otte Schults Ware
Clifton
Pasheny
Maud “Knowles
Keeley Ant Mee
Berton
Blew
Immigrant Life Interludes From A Dinner Table Discussion
A narrator recalls a dinner with a man who owns several hotels in New York and elsewhere. Born in Vienne, he spoke little English and endured hardship before rising to management. He shared transport roles, shifted uniforms, and described approaching work with limited means. The talk also touches a weary family conversation urging parental restraint to let children navigate life.
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New York
Vienne
Thie County
New Mexico
Jon
Bairinam
Avrich
Ememvon
Russia
Karon
Cabinet Tales and The Political Classroom Echoes
A long clipped essay discusses cabinet history, noting states with representation and those without. It highlights New York’s many cabinet posts, Rhode Island’s rarity, and states with single or no representation into presidents’ administrations. The piece cites Theodore Roosevelt’s numerous appointments and critiques writers and business culture with period-voice commentary.
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Pérsonnal
Rhode Island
Morida
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
North and
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Richard A. Ballinger
Taft
New Mexico
Furs Niebed
Albert B. Pall
Mariting
Oxblust
Jand Kanaan
William M. Jardine
Coolidge
Tabor
Agriculture
Maryland
Cabot
Delaware
North
Carolion
Theodore Roossvelt
Jmen
Nery Lone
Rerima
Graot
Péconta Meinley
Rooverlt
Ion
Tarid F. Houston
Wilton
Sme
J and
Joseph Flaversham
Georgia
Spire Climber Seizes Weathercock in 18th Century Feat
Article recounts a historic ascent of a cathedral weathercock by a fearless climber who reached the spire’s peak and snatched the weathercock, an act tied to a local legend about a roosters’ perch. The tale is set against a background of prior climbs and a Texas county land report.
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New York
Senlis
France
Samuel Chamberlain
Mississippi
le Coq Gau
Seamie Finance Lola
Salt
Punesies
Anson
Bardly
Tate Seton
Meridian
Texas
Vsilies
Bosque County
Banja
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