Christmas in Berlin A German Yuletide Then and Now
An illustrated contrast of German Christmas from a fairy tale past to modern Berlin. The piece describes Christ kind trees, market lights, and the imperial court at Potsdam, noting how urban lights replace candles and how the holiday customs spread across society and colonies.
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Hans Andersen
Grimm
Woodrutter
Berlin
Empire
Thertin
Tranqwil
Ath
Christina
Prussia
Berta
Hhe
Father Caruso
Tannenbaum
Atlantic Sea
Toyland
Che de
Mecca
Bethlehem
Thuringia
Merklen
Milionaire Capitin
Bespertidad
Riy
Eben Vaterland
Germany
Christmias
New Palace
Potsdam
Parents use gift giving to curb selfishness this Christmas
A mother recounts how encouraging children to help others, rather than rewarding themselves, built generosity. She describes using Santa Claus as a vehicle to redirect desires toward aiding the poor and ill, fostering shared joy and reducing self-centered behavior.
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Vlass
Treenthy
Gharia
Santa Claud
Ivy
Santa Clais
Santa Chias
Christendom
Santa Claus
Outlay prompts wardrobe overhaul in comic chat
A witty exchange unfolds with Reeveo omitting, Wombat dressing down, and Obe urging a new hat, suit, and shoes. The dialogue hints at financial strain as characters discuss salary, self image, and frugal spending amid a humorous social vignette.
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Wombat
Cleaning Kid Gloves With Milk According To Judge Milk
A vintage tip advises cleaning kid gloves by wearing them and wiping with a cloth dipped in skim milk. Let dry, or moisten a sponge in milk and rub on a dike of castile soap until the gloves are clean, then wear again to dry.
President Plans Antitrust Laws Amid National Debate
A report outlines President plans for comprehensive antitrust legislation to regulate interstate commerce and big corporations. Key figures discuss creation of an Interstate Trade Board, enforcement framework, and potential impact on markets and government oversight.
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Seharor Newlands
Euler Oorpore
Literstate
Prohibition Effort Attracts National Debate
The article describes a push to make the nation dry led by figures including Senator Merete Sheppard and Representative Richi Pesraan Hoban. It notes anti liquor forces sending a resolution to persistently ban manufacture or sale of intoxicants and mentions related political reactions.
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Renese Tative Richi
Pesraan Hoban
al Matia
Merete Sheppard
Tereyce Low
Frisco Receivers Implement Overtime Policy Starting Jan 1
The Frisco railroad receivers announce a voluntary policy to extend working hours beyond 1,200 employees with overtime pay for emergencies and extra hours. The move honors loyalty and cooperation in the agency plan.
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Frisco
Mystery Painting valued at five million offered
A long garbled clipping reports an offer of five million dollars for a painting described as a masterpiece. It mentions seekers, bidders, and possible refusals, but many words are garbled leaving unclear names, dates, and exact circumstances.
Fragmented OCR Note on Convention and Site Details
The readable parts mention a special convention, a water waste topic, and references to various names and sites. It cites discussions of plate alternatives, a presenter, and possible dates or actions, with uncertain segments about venues and attendees.
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Ceideslan
Fragmented OCR note on Lone Robber and Hotel Scene
Fragmented text references a lone robber hijacking a car and a hotel setting near a wharf. Several garbled names appear, including Bhar, Vevey, Yale, Praca, and Legere, with mentions of a treaty and a press service. No clear event details emerge from the OCR.
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PE Pilon Ferre
Tee
Lee
LG Lend
New York Welcomes Incoming Mayor With All Night Licenses
The arrival of Chicago's new superintendent is noted as eager for New York observers. Restaurants expect extended hours as Mayor-elect and staff prepare for a period of increased all night licenses.
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New York
Aevern Mantis
Lleyur Kline
Tle
Gaynor
McDermott Flayed in Lobby Report
In a contested House report Representative Velermort faces charges of heatatod dishonorable actions. The finding suggests a potential removal or censure as lawmakers debate the proper remedy for alleged misconduct and breach of public trust.
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Americum Forte
Tiystor
Washington
Tom
Federal ownership talk reported at White House briefing
Burleson indicated the president plans a conference with key leaders to discuss postal policy and government cooperation. He said the postmaster general would report findings and make positive recommendations based on examining existing information.
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Neal
Burleson
Cattle Tick Menace Spurs Southern Cattlemen Appeals
Resolutions from the Southern Cattlemen’s Association urged the ter a government to adopt stricter rules to curb cattle ticks described as the greatest menace to advancing the cattle industry in the South. Judge Alonzo Hli instructed jurors to dismiss the murder charge against Jacobs Dawinet De William F B Craig in Indianapolis after the state rested its case. Dr Helene Koabe, a leading physician and former State Board of Health member, is noted in coverage.
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Setiplis
Tera
Frees
Shelbeville
Ind
Alonzo Hl
Dawinet de William FB. Craig
Helen Knale
Indianapolis
Mismiaa Lecree
Merle
Helene Koabe
Hlentth
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