St Nick and Old Nick’s Christmas Ride Through the Night
A festive, rhymed fragment depicts St. Nick racing through snow with reindeer, bells, and gifts. Old Nick prepares stockings and toys as Aurora wakes, while children sleep, awaiting a Christmas morning scene full of whimsy and wonder.
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Welkin
Phan
Aurora
St. Nick
Bristinus
Faust
Dirk
Christmas Baby Reunites Ezra Potts In Cunnyville
In Cunnyville on Christmas Eve Ezra Potts the elderly church sexton finds a live baby on St. Johns steps and believes it a divine gift. The town celebrates as Ezra and wife Dorothy name the girl Christmas and Kitty, the wayward mother, returns after forgiveness is offered by Ezra and the parish minister.
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Cunnyville
St. John’s Church
Kerra Potts
VMSA
Bern Bug
Ezra Pott
Exton
Ezra Potts
Father Potts
Ariff
Brother Potts
Connyville
St. John’s Bell
Kitty
Ezra
Ephraim Hates
Ephraim
Orpen
Susie Phelps
Sally Brown
Ephraim Kates
Eph
Ephraim Bates
Phelpws
Kitty Ola
Sonale
S.ck
Hitty
Potts
Tphram
Nitty
Okhe van Ephram
Kquire Poelpe
Ansie
Kitty Potts
Feauitus
St John’s
Sexton
Old St. John's Steps
Ezra L’otts
Ezra Potta
Dorothy
Lord
Old St. John’s
Dells
Apeechlow
Corway
Ezra Fotts
Corney
Curnvy
Tononyville
Kara
Dorothy Potts
Karn Potts
Ax Ezra
J’otth
J. Juno
Mra Potts
Cara
Ezra Pota
Potta
Ebo
Mrs. Potts
Ura
Anawared
Mr. Potts
Christ
Bethlehem Manger
Amull
Xexton
Sextan
Mrs. Potta
Cononyville
Bethlehem
Isaac’n
Squire Phelps
Old St. John’s Church
Manister
Mother Potts
Lerra Potts
Yule
Bla Eyea
Buffalo Express
Taste in Dress and buying tips for women
Mary Kyle Dallas notes how fashion houses guide the well to do while poorer women face costly missteps. She advises planning, budgeting per yard, testing colors in gas light, avoiding impulse buys, and choosing black as a versatile base with trims for flair. The piece ends with a brief note on the Canadian Agriculture Minister proposing Irish emigration to the Northwest.
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Snr
New York
Mary Kyle Dallas
N.Y. Ledger
Shoes as Good Luck Charms Across Cultures and Times
A survey traces shoe throwing from Norfolk to Whitby and Swansea to Kent as a charm for luck and matrimony. The practice appears in bridal ceremonies, nautical farewells, and death rites, with varied explanations from domination transfers to protective rituals.
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Norfolk
Whitby
Yorkshire
Swansea
Archan
Ruth
Israel
Kent
Wain
Isle of Man
Continent
England
Scott
Sussex
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Idbas
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Salvation Army