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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
4
A nostalgic excerpt from 1923 echoes gentle holiday beauty and love, recalling pretty girls in furs, sleighs, holly wreaths, and Virginia reel dances. The note urges readers to carry quiet beauty and spirit into their Christmas day, despite modest means.
The article notes that O come all ye faithful is a beloved Christmas hymn sung worldwide. It traces the hymn to the 13th century and credits Canon Frederick Oakley with its early English form while acknowledging lingering preference for the original Latin version. The piece cites Kathérine Edelman.
A reflective piece on Christmas gifts arguing that value lies in affection not price. It contrasts ghost gifts bought for small sums with gifts that express true kindness, noting the importance of gracious receiving as a year round virtue.
A fragment notes that like many others the wife and her husband attend church regularly, indicating shared religious practice within the community.
A party game divides players into sides for seating and singing. Blindfolded players guess their right-hand neighbor by hearing voices. Correct guesses remove bandages and swap places. unsuccessful guessers retry with one guess per round.
A 1921 Western Newspaper Union reflection notes a poor woman content with life. Despite lack of wealth she shares childlike faith, health, and a simple fireside, finding joy in blessings others overlook. She remains serene amid pity from Christmas crowds.
Poem praising mailmen for delivering cards calendars and gifts during Christmas. The author Mary Graham Bonner from 1923 notes mail carriers bring cheer and deserve gratitude for their hard work and generous spirit.
In a playful exchange, Wiley announces he will portray Christmas Eve herself, while the hubby agrees to take the leading part, setting the festive tone for the Christmas Eve entertainment.
A brief urging families to start a Christmas record book capturing presents guests menu games and details each year to grow into a valued personal chronicle. The piece cites O F Wadsworth and notes its 1948 Western Newspaper Union origin.
Judge B. B. Law denied a motion for a new trial for Orrin Danner who was convicted of killing Mrs. Florence Sprouse, a South Dakota automobile tourist, at Central Park on November 14, 1920, with execution set for January 11, 1924.
Emery Papenfuss of La Crosse Wisconsin raises a three legged calf that he calls the fastest on the place. The three month old animal is unruly yet not wild and clears a standard fence with ease. The calf grows faster than its four legged peers and lacks a right foreleg.
Albany dispatch notes Henry Ford endorses President Coolidge for the presidency and appears out of the race, prompting Mrs. Ford to express approval and say she also supports Coolidge. She travels to Troy for a Christmas event with her niece in New York.
Advertisement offers a trial package including Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Chamberlain's Salve for a small five cent charge sent with a written request and slip. Des Moines Iowa address provided for sending name and address and payment.
The famous Washington Elm near Cambridge Common in Boston toppled after years as a memorial to the Continental army. Police guarded the fallen trunk to deter souvenir cutters and preserve the site.
The listing notes a price of 8.60 per ton for coal at Brodie Spur eight miles west of Becket, sold by Judith Mountain CoalCo.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Standard for bronchitis and stubborn coughs triggered by cold wet weather. It claims decades of use and strong recommendation for bronchial coughs flu coughs nighttime coughing and weakening coughs.
A compact quip compares a real sprightly snail that moves ten feet a day to a creature capable of 240 miles an hour. It ends with advice not to be slow or timid.
Notice records Frank McCarbley filing a claim before R. W. Blake at Grass Range on January 8 1924. Witnesses listed William Gooch Win Lefferts Charles Lefferts all from Montana. First publication November 29.
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