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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
3
Christmas has come again with joy and goodwill. The piece speaks of holiday cheer, renewed kindness, and shared peace and love, celebrating the season and its uplifting spirit.
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union poem emphasizes that human kindness, once kindled, will not fade amid Christmas joys. Despite candles burning out and evergreens falling, the holiday flame and associated music will echo in countless happy days, as noted by D. Pennypacker.
United States destroyers spent Christmas Eve in Venice harbor. Gobs filled narrow streets near Piazza San Marco while a Christmas tree burned bright on a deck. One sailor voiced homesickness for Springfield and a real American Christmas dinner. Marion R. Reagan reports.
Charles, far from home at college, handles a flood of parcels at Christmas. He spots his name on a heavy package and finds joy when the postroom erupts in celebration as a captain figure oversees the gift rush.
In a sensational 1920 comedy of manners, Mr. Mallotin, a fifty seven year old bachelor, tries to win his longtime cook Mrs. Bell who intends to marry Arthur Horage. Mallotin lures Horage with two hundred dollars and schemes to keep Mrs. Bell. Ultimately he proposes, they wed January first, starting life as Mr. and Mrs. Mallotin.
A reflective verse bidding farewell to the old year and welcoming the new with bells, hope, and a divine blessing. It urges forgiveness, memory of past troubles, and guidance toward brighter paths in the coming year.
A family in a 1925 Western Newspaper Union piece shares New Year resolutions. Ben seeks a senior year focus while parents and grandmother pledge self improvement. Mother resolves to stop complaining after reflecting on hardships and near tragedies.
Ancient Scottish habit described as crowds gather near Edinburgh Tron church on December 1 to determine when the new year starts. At twelve they shout so loudly the clock strikes are not heard and households await the first footer of the year to cross the threshold with season’s greetings. A dark complexioned first foot is considered lucky while entering empty-handed is bad luck.
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