Christmas Reunion After Long Separation and Hope
Mrs. Pourrez and her three children Raoul Henrietta and Louise celebrate Christmas reuniting with Andre after three and a half years apart. He explains illness delayed his arrival and he had searched settlement houses for their family at every Christmas party.
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Raoul
Father
Mr. Pourrez
Andre
Settlement House
Pourrez
Andre Pourrez
America
St Tp
Artaban Fourth Wise Man of the East tale retold
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union retelling of Artaban the Fourth Wise Man. The story follows his slow quest to serve the least while losing companions and gifts, ending with a divine admonition that service to the least is service to God.
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Artaban
Wise Man of
East
Palthazar
Melchior
Kaspar
Making His Gift Count
A department store scene shifts from cold charity to a transformation sparked by Bob Henderson who rebukes Miss Bristow’s snobbery and helps Alice, a fired salesgirl, to earn $20 weekly for a $500 Christmas gift plan. He asks her to use holidays to aid a crippled sister and her family, reshaping her life through work and dignity.
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Bob Henderson
Miss Bristow
Bob
Alice
Henderson
The Indians First Christmas and Eagle Eye’s Promise
Emily Burks Adams recounts the Pawnees' first Christmas celebrated in Pawnee Oklahoma with a council house tree gifts feasting and dances. Eagle Eye forgives Rachel and agrees to lead with Anita as tensions ease amid ceremony and community joy.
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Pawnees
Pawnee
Okla
Eagle Eye
Nathan Yale
Carlisle
Miss Yale
Anita
Rachel
Jim
Eagle Chief
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Mary Graham Bennet
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