Christmas Day Reflections on Yuletide Cheer and Spending
The piece discusses Christmas as a children’s festival and family day, warns against overindulgence, and notes the rise of the Pay as You Go Christmas idea. It cites health cautions from Dr. Monaghan, postal spending trends in 1928, and quotes from Martha Haskell Clark and Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
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Tom, Dick and
Harriet
John Dickinson Sherman
America
Martha Haskell Clark
Scribner's Magazine
Clement Clarke Moore
Santa Claus
Frank d. Monaghan
New York
Post Omce
Dallas
Texas
Kansas City
Louisville
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Letter Carriers’ Union
United States
Society For the Prevention of
Christmans
Charlotte Perkins Gilmans
Century Magazine
Jesus
George J. Phair
Chicago I Herald and Examiner
Chicago Evening Post
Carl Sandburg
Grandma Keeps Christmas Joy with Doughnuts and Family
Grandma Burke bakes doughnuts and plans a quiet Christmas, while her grandchildren fill the hall with dancing and a surprise feast. Rose Cady and Sam arrive early, the house glows with holiday noise, and a mistletoe kiss crowns Grandma as gifts pour in.
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Sue
Kate
Tom
Win
Big Sam
Sam
Nell
Grandma
Jenny
Andy Smith
Rose
Andy
Grandmes
Grandma Rose
Jenny Cady
Queen of Love
May
Bill
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City of
David
Christ the Lord
Christ the King
Iaud
Mary
Eee
Rose Cady
Smith Music