Emigration Plans Link Japan Brazil Trade Push and Danube lore
Uncle Sam is informed of plans to promote extensive Japanese emigration to Brazil with a new steamship line carrying 900 emigrants per voyage. Annual immigration grid includes rice beans potatoes onions and coffee cultivation under national regulations. The narrative then shifts to Giurgevo Roumanian Danube port, its history linking Bucharest trade and Genoese origins with Turko Russian wars and a vivid Danube landscape noted by travelers.
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Uncle Sam
South America
Sam
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Japan
Oriental Navigation Company
Japanese Commercial and Navigation Company of Japan
Giurgevo
Rustschuk
Danube
Roumania
Bucharest
Smarda
Bulletin of the Nations
Ieographic Society
Ringing Bells for Christmas Peace and Joy
A festive plea for bells to ring at Christmas proclaiming peace on earth and goodwill. The verse recalls the manger scene with angels and the journey of the wise men, urging reverent thought and cheer as bells ring across plains and hills.
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Bethlehem’s Hill
Christmas Day Blessing and Peace in Bethlehem
The text invokes Christmas cheer and Christian unity. It speaks of opening hearts, sharing bread, and honoring Christ as love. It envisions a reign of peace with angels singing and a Bethlehem star guiding mankind toward goodwill.
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Christ
Brother
Bethlehem
Spirit of Christmas Amid World War and Hope
A Christmas meditation on the conflict consuming nations and the world’s need for goodwill. The passage asserts love stronger than hate, urged generosity toward wounded lands, and a call for men of good will to heal war’s enduring scars.
Early shoppers win as they sweep bargains now
The piece urges readers to shop early for the best bargains while supplies last. It pokes fun at tired clerks after heavy sales and riffs on the idea that early birds secure the deals.
Christmas Eve Delays Frustrate Toy Helpers
A playful verse laments late shoppers who burden toy workers with last minute crowds. It imagines worn Pleasant Girls serving toys on Christmas Eve and hopes readers pause to celebrate Christmastide rather than rush. The piece contrasts tardy shoppers with clerks seeking a peaceful holiday.
Notice Camping and hunting prohibited in pastures
Pasture access is forbidden for camping and hunting with dogs or gums. Signatories include Keyser, Even, Kathe, Marschall, Kordzik, Welg, Friedrich, Eflebracht, Ellebracht, Geistweidt Bros and Henry Keller.
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Keyser
A. R. Even
Hy. Kathe
Ad Marschall
Emil Kordzik
Louis Welg
Willie Friedrich
Ernst Eflebracht
Emil Ellebracht
Geistweidt Bros
Henry Keller
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Seles
Jacob Kraus
Manus
Bradanbe
Bucharzil
Theodorapolis
Justinian
Hime
Constantinople
Cenoa
San Giorgio
Ginrgevo
Michael T the Brave
Thermopylae
Ginrgovo
Earth
Eth
Louis Kott & CO
Oakland Automobiles
Ford Cars
The
SAN Antonio Brewing Association
Max Wahrmund
Fredericksburg
Texas
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