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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
2
In a Christmas tale a husband hides a diamond gift for his wife, while she schemes to surprise him. A stealthy visitor disturbs the scene, a gungho chase ensues, and a mistaken theft leads to the revelation that the coat held the true gift. The episode blends domestic vanity with quick misdirection and a grim punch line.
A brief dialogue reveals vanity and misread gifts as Florence and TWien reflect on romance during Christmas. Dick’s abroad trip and a missed present spark playful misunderstandings as they discuss sincerity and memories amid holiday reflections.
A reflective piece linking Christmas joy to Christ’s teachings of love, mercy, and self-denial. It celebrates home, family, and unselfish acts as central to humanity’s highest good, praising the Gospel’s message of peace on earth and goodwill to men.
The essay honors the Christ theme from Bethlehem to the present, arguing Christ’s teachings endure beyond earthly empires. It extols the eternal Kingdom of Christ, the goodness of love and selflessness, and duties of joy and gifts on Christ day, as voiced by William Rosser Cobbe.
A clipped reads piece notes Christmas gloom and a petty theft involving silk hose valued at 12 dollars. Quips about gifts and fresh decor highlight a mid century urban mood amid economic tension and seasonal satire.
A compact digest of Danish and Norwegian notes includes Prof Hoffding set to lecture in Upsala, a Danish monument fund for Soren Kierkegaard, snow events in Copenhagen, royal fever about Finland’s secession fears, and Norway's civic and political updates. It mentions Kristiania voting lists, church reforms, and local rail and coal discoveries.
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