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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1935
Page
10
The ad touts Crecmulsion as a remedy guaranteed by your druggist with a money back promise if not satisfied after the first battle. It urges immediate use asserting effectiveness even after other remedies fail.
Green jokes about staying home for Christmas while Wise reveals the plan to go to jail as a bad debtor after the holiday. The exchange hints at legal trouble and a looming confinement for Wise.
A Chinese and international view of Christmas in Shanghai shows a cosmopolitan city mixing Western and local traditions. It notes varied observances by nationality, with schools singing carols and missions, while interior China typically marks its own holidays and treats December 25 as just another day.
In Morton City a snowbound train mood brings a village holiday. Merchants lacked gifts but townspeople and passengers share improvised charity. A visiting railroad party raises spirits with carols as a tree decorates the coaches. Passengers distribute books candy ties soaps towels and baby clothing. They enjoy a feast of roasted fowls and gifts spread throughout the settlement.
The piece notes popcorn and hickory nuts as the gayest and most welcome presents, with practical items like apples jelly or canned fruit also listed. It suggests a basket of popcorn and a bag of hickory nuts fits all ages from grandparents to young cousins, ideal for Christmas boxes.
A family from Sidney, Texas writes to Santa Claus listing desired presents for three children. They ask for items including bicycles, a truck, tools, a wagon, a ball and mitts, printing and painting sets, candy and fruit, and invite Santa to come down the chimney with warm wishes for Christmas.
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