Uncle Pat and the Japanese doll bring a magical Christmas
In Uncle Pat's den the children play a game with a pretend Santa Claus from Japan. A tiny blue kimono doll, Obi-San, acts as gift broker until a real Christmas night arrives with mother and father and a warm, joyful reunion.
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Uncle Pat
Manny
Rolly
Greta
Father
Mother
Rollington
Santa Claus
Japan
Pat
Yaes
Obi-San
Mos
Uncle
Sanda Claus
Liddle
Marian
Elizabeth
Wes
Santa Claura
Mother Hottie
Pressiot
Klausland
Thangs
Rollington Mage
Reques
Meester Trevor
Oki- San
Oki-San
Janan
Sunshine Girl Refutes Stranger Influence in Poem
In a short poem by Cora A. Matson Dotson a speaker rejects a new girl of troublesome manners and proclaims becoming a sunshine girl instead. The speaker then wanders down a lane as neighbors head out, noting not to start too late for social engagements.
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Dineo
Jones and Smith Youth Recalled in Portrait Poem
A fragmentary verse recalls John Jones as a promising, beloved boy while Jim Smith is depicted with less favorable fate. The piece contrasts two youths, noting Jones as honored and Smith as troubled, with an editor's signature Franxin P Adams.
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Johnny Jones
Jim
Jones
Smith
Joui
Franxin P, Adams
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