Origin of Christmas Carols by Phillips Brooks
Fragmentary OCR recounts a discussion of Christmas carols and the town of Bethlehem, with scattered lines and references to Phillips Brooks, the Boston gospel teacher. The piece meanders through quotes and imagery, then shifts to local holiday notes mentioning a Christmas visit and family travels, including L. P. Bunge and Edinburg relatives.
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Kerrville
Bellayen
Phillips Brooks
Weil
Gaspel
Basten
Herbiskem
Murder by New York's 3 X . Unsolved by Police
A long, fragmentary account recounts the “3 X” murders in New York, detailing a cryptic killer who taunted police with a mathematical formula. The piece describes a June 12 1980 car shooting in Queens, the killer’s cold precision, and the nationwide manhunt with thousands of officers, while noting the case remained unsolved and fed public fear.
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Shore
Joseph Moyzynsky
Delicatessen
Joseph
Queens
Dearan
Joxeph
Mallee Heynehanh
Bowes
Beyeen Bench
Noel
Tylon Noel
Alen
MoWk
Sre
Young
Abe
Wien
Walter UH
Aneen Tye
Virlier Patel
Wyletés al
Lamia Avis
Adenal Caastiant
Siedi
Usaae
Polh Moyzyns Lowley
New York
Fanding
Tle
Somvone
Enciana
Minots
Colorado
Whi Ronsin
Chicago
Bronx
Themadik
Morvis
Horwitz
Abd
Brooklyn
Vagelved
Our Dog Value Lingers In Shared Joy And Duty
A fragmented poem and clippings describe a dog as family joy and loyalty. It highlights the dog’s faithful service across poverty and illness, reflecting on the emotional value beyond money. The piece threads in a Seattle brewing firm with Christmas card fund generosity among workers and families.
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Ghulisas
Miss Sun Wi
Seattle
Wanda
Cruaamaet
Pri Jget
Divine Right of a Friend and the Pain of Exclusion
A fragment explores the ache of being barred from a friend’s feast and the sting of social rejection. It argues that denial at the door, even by a compassionate witness, wounds the soul most bitterly, while the sense of shared divine presence heightens the humiliation and longing for inclusion.
New Ulm Fur Trade Expands This Season
New Ulm reports a heavy fur shipment season with daily pelts handled by the local post office. About twenty packages of pelts, ranging from four to forty four furs each, are moved daily, reflecting strong demand. Some shipments go via express or local buyers, with December and January expected to be peak.
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Sragon
Derenber Ist
Tn Ioenty
Bald eagle captured near Borden draws crowd
Robert Hoelecher a well known farmer from the Borden community brought the large eagle to town last Saturday afternoon. The capture attracted as much attention as a circus with hundreds of people inspecting the bird and commenting on it from a burlap coop.
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Robert Hoelecher
Royal Bird Captured After Sudden Flight in Pasture
Mr Haelscher said he observed a large royal bird perched in a tree and then tumbled to the ground during a chilly morning. He captured the bird, which had a seven foot wingspan, and noted its awkward scramble as it attempted to use its wings and legs despite stiffness from cold.
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