Ben Habberton's Christmas Rescue at Lighthouse
Ben Habberton, believed thief by his grandfather, escapes arrest after returning home for Christmas. A storm-threatening ship wrecks off Lighthouse 34. Ben fires oil to calm the sea, saving the vessel and its passengers. Grandfather and family arrive, and Christmas ends in reconciliation and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mother
Ben
Granddad
Ben Habberton
Habberton
Te Hogshead
Alice
The Legend of the Leper and the Flagstone
A Donahoe's Magazine piece recounts St Patrick rescuing a pleading leper by placing his altar stone on the water. The stone ferried the man to Wicklow as the ship departed, illustrating faith and divine aid connected to Patrick's legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahoe’s
St. Patrick
Ireland
Eaint
Teache Wicklow
Soiman
America
Japan's Seven Gods of Fortune in New Year Arch
The article describes the Japanese New Year shrine arch with green and pine decorations and a rope doorway. It details the seven gods Fukurokuji Bishamon Benton Hotei Ebisu Daikoku and Shojin with their symbols and roles as fortune protectors, wealth, harmony and popular appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Syhich
Fukurokuji
South Pole
Bishamon
Benton
Venus
Hotei
Santa Claus
Ebisu
Izanagi
Izanami
Mikoto
Daikoku
Shojin
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Cupid
Mr. Habberton
Ralph
Rascal
Mr. Habber
Mrs. Habberton
Man
Ely
Dracgists
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New Toak
Add
CrLesRatep
RexEoy
S . Nervia Medicine CO
Detroit
Mich
N. M. White Drug Store
Dilloh
Ealé
L. Hansen
P. Fisher
Merchants’ Exchanges
San Francisco
Burlington’s
Denver
Utah
Aia
Omaha
Peoria
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
R. F. Neslen
W. F. McMillan
West Temple Street
Oregon
Short Line Ry
Salt Lake
B. L. Little, T. F
P. A
Europe
American Monthly Review
Astor Place
New York
F. C
Ban Praveen
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