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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1913

Page

3

Mcladam and Ursula Lead a Festive Christmas Parcel Run

In a bustling scene, Ursula and Jabez McAdam marshal friends to deliver Christmas bundles. The group debates spending and display while Mister Jones prepares Santa work and Delancey coordinates a rapid, wagon-borne procession to distribute gifts to multiple households.

Ursula Jabez Dwancey McAdam Misa Alton Araula Jabez McAdam Delancey Trdula Thelanca Jones Alva Filmmer Sinclair Cyn

Christmas Party Quest Dodges a Narrow Exit

Miss Misa Allen leaves the church with Rev Arthur Montgomery Simms Sinclair and aides Tabos McAdam and Delancey McAdam. Delancey races the car to six as the minister rushes to wed the couple. A sudden swerve nearly친 throws Miss Allen and Jabez together, blushes mark the close moment before reaching the Widow Sturgs home.

Misa Allen Arthie Montgomery Slime-Sinclair Tabos McAdam Mr. Delancey Mr. Jones Tonneau Indy Jabez McAdam Arthur Montgomery Simms- Sinelai Baton Rouge McAdam Arthur Montgomery Simms Sinclair Delancey Dalancey Milas’ Allen Jabez

Christmas Mercy Run Ends With Turkeys And Turmoil

Allen and Delancey lead a mercy mission visiting Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Agnes, delivering a turkey and funds from James McAdam and helpers. The rector Arthur Simms Sinclair drives fast, wrecks a wagon, and is briefly arrested as the group races to deliver aid to a San Francisco bound relative.

Fragmentary Crime Scene Report Near Police Station

A garbled reminiscence describes a confrontation near a police station involving McAdam and others. An unnamed man clutched a large wad of bills, cried greetings, and a car halted abruptly amid brief negotiations with former prisoners. The passage ends with a Christmas note.

McAdam Polestation Arthur Montgomery Simma Sinclair Delancey Othcar

Jabez McAdam in a Sticky Public Pursuit

In a crowded railcar Jabez McAdam faces pursuit and scrutiny as a mysterious man in a tan overcoat confronts him on the platform. Miss Allen remains cold and observant while Ursula keeps a wary distance as Jabez contends with intrusive attention and possible legal trouble. (TO BE CONTINUED.)

Jabez Congress Ursula Jabers Cory Miss Allen Bige Jabez McAdam Aaid Jabez McAdam Taber Allener Jabéz

President Wilson Warns Congress On Peace and Reform

President Wilson submits a broad state of the union message urging swift currency reform rural credit expansion for farmers, Sherman anti trust refinements, presidential primary proposals, and continued oversight of territories including Puerto Rico Hawaii Alaska and the Philippines. He highlights Mexico’s instability under Huerta, calls for constitutional government, and outlines plans for maritime safety and labor protections.

Washington Wilson Congress

Christmas in Olden Time and the Yule Log Customs

A historical reflection on Christmas traditions such as the Yule log and festive meals, noting how private practices have faded in modern times. The piece contrasts old Northern England rituals with present P to emphasize the enduring message of Christ in hearts and lives, as voiced by Rev. Thomas Curtis Clark.

England Manger Bethlehem Jesus Christ Rev Thomas Curtis Clark

The Gift of Remembrance at Christmas Time

An essay on Christmas shifting from gifts to memory and reconciliation. It urges letting the season heal wounds and renew fellowship, citing peace and goodwill as core to the holiday and reflecting on love, forgiveness, and the Christ is message.

December’s Days Ay The Shortest In

Fragmentary OCR note hints at time or season theme. No clear people places organizations or events readable to form a valid news brief.

Not Impressed Address During Northern Southland Debate

An impassioned speaker declares, TD knows no North no South 10 East no West, while an old farmer in the crowd comments that the speaker is badly mixed in several other respects.

Fragmented humor quotes in early column

The clipping shows a humorous exchange with mock court tone and social banter. Characters named Hennypeck and Mrs Wombat appear along with remarks about a canary and a poodle, reflecting light gossip between women and a judge.

Question on use of Hon in front of Mrs name

A reader questions how Calkins obtained the right to prefix Hon before a Mrs name, noting he was never in Congress. The remark implies skepticism about the honorary title being used by someone not a public official.

Alaska Wiett Union Calkins Congress

Wins Her Hand In Spade A Spade Style Declares

A fragmentary exchange shows a character urging candor and direct action. The line cascades with vows of honesty and a demand to reveal the diamond before a decisive club resignation. The dialogue reflects bold, brisk sentiment.

Mabel Charley

A Lesson in Politeness From a Mother's Question

A mother asks her daughter why she did not tell a young man to stop kissing her, noting the daughter's belief that she was taught never to interrupt anyone. The exchange reflects etiquette norms and parental guidance on personal boundaries.

Public Opinion Echoes on Proposal Drawbacks

A dialogue fragment shows concern over public funds tied to a proposition. One speaker asks if the public’s money can be secured, while another objects to a candy-withdrawal analogy, noting a baby’s strong protest. The exchange hints at skepticism toward fiscal risk.

Beach Romance Recalled In Comic Encounter

A reader recounts a seaside romance moment with a charming rescuer. She jokes about his appearance while noting he had been eating a hamburger, adding a playful, life at the coast tone to the memory.

Hopeless Case at College Triggers Football Signals Joke

A humorous exchange about a son deemed hopelessly stupid leads to a college joke. One parent laments the boy’s learning, while another asks whether history or geometry is the issue before noting he cannot learn football signals. The quip plays on misfit talents.

A Nurse's Success Story Unfolds Abroad

A nurse returns from overseas and a family tragedy unfolds as the nurse ends up marrying the widowed father, altering the household relation and sparking surprise among relatives.

Deepest Meaning and comic wordplay exchange

In dialogue from Deepest Meaning, Binks asks what autosuggestion means. Jinks quips it is about saving car fare with your own machine. The piece shifts to Nothing Lost, noting Noah found gladness in not investing in the umbrella trust during the flood.

Binks Jinks Noah Umbrella Trust

Unclear dialogue on wages and theater life

Fragmented captions show jesting exchanges about high wages for a maid and a manager failing to hire an angel, with jokes on gambling and advertising premium tobacco coupons. The lines mix characters Muggins Guggins Mugenus and others in disjoint exchanges.

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