Scrooge Sees Ghostly Christmases And Cratchit Joy
The Ghost of Marley warns Scrooge he will be haunted by three spirits. The first shows Scrooge his past and his softened heart lingers on Tiny Tim and the Cratchit family. The second reveals present Christmas happiness as Scrooge observes the Cratchit home and their humble feast.
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Mnbenezer Scrooge
Jacob Marley
Marley
Scrooge
Bob Cratchit
Tiny Tim Cratchit
Little Cripple
Tiny Tim
Hungary
Mr. Scrooge
Bob
Mrs. Cratchit
Robert
Christmas Spirits and Scrooge Meet a Laughing Nephew
Scrooge travels with the Spirit over stormy seas to a lighthouse and a ship at sea where crew and officers share Christmas cheer. He then finds his cheerful nephew and family in a bright room, their banter about Scrooge’s wealth and happiness revealing differing views as a holiday gathering continues.
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Scrooge
Fred
The Woman's Day: Nail Trends And Corsage Etiquette
Vogue surveys bold nail shades from red to black and notes London’s craze. It advises practicality for office workers with polished black nails. It also critiques winter florals, urging clean real flowers and modest use of orchids and gardenias on evening gowns.
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New York
London
Anniversary roundup marks key 19th century reforms
The piece notes December 28 events: 1818 Alexander I grants peasants same rights to found manufactures and establishes the Imperial Bank. Odessa becomes a free port and mortgage laws are revised. It also marks Woodrow Wilson's birthday in 1856 and Calhoun's 1832 resignation and Iowa’s 1846 statehood.
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Alexander I
Russia
Alexander
Imperial Bank
Odessa
Woodrow Wilson
John C. Calhoun
Iowa
Corrections and UT AAU Membership Note
The document lists five correction items about equipment and spelling. It notes the University of Texas has been chosen as the twenty ninth member of the Association of American Universities.
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The
University of Texas
Association of American Universities
Notices to creditors and claimants for two North Carolina estates
This notices creditors and others to exhibit claims against the estates of Guy P. Henry late of Guilford County and A W Lanier late of Guilford County. Claims must be filed at High Point North Carolina by late November or December 1930 as stated. Debts should be paid promptly. administrators are named and attorneys listed.
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Guy P. Henry
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Guilford
A. W. Lanier
Highland Station
Moscow trick animals trainer shows odd feats
Master of Animals Vladimir Durov in Moscow showcases a diverse animal collection capable of unusual acts. A wild cat mends, a bear runs a water pump, birds react to gunfire, wolves threaten sheep, doves act vicious, and a chimpanzee writes.
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Master of Animals
Moscow
Vladimir Durov
Notice Sale of Land by Guilford County Commissioners
Public auction to the highest cash bidder on January 4, 1930 at 1 p m on the High Point North Carolina property. The sale covers a house and lot on Reid Street adjoining George Hayes land and a separate 20 by 100 foot lot in Ocean County New Jersey Hollywood Manor block 72.
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Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
J. T. Saunders
Admr
Lucy Finch
Dave Fuller
Asbury Saunders
Ernestine Saunders
High Point
N. C
Barton Saunders
Ocean County
N. J
Hollywood Manor
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Charles Dickens
Peter
Tim
Ern Electric
Ment
Evelyn Brent
King OF the
Kongo
Rialto News
Evista
Dolores, Costello
Orpheum
Ross Lewis
Radio Dolls
Grimes
SLIM
Vermont
Saturday Evening Post
Big
Paramount Pictures
the Broadhurst
Western Electric
Broadhurst
Betty Compson
Pharsday
Priday
the Virginian
Gary Cooper
Walter Huston
Mary Brian
Hoover
White House
Washington
Topper
Abel
Winnipeg
Constellation
Ohio
Giatvie
Allene Sumner
Minnie H. Henry
Peacock & Dalton
B. C. Lanier
Austin & Turner
Attys
McAlester
Okla
Ieee Ag
M Nolan
Shanghai
Clark & McCcollough In “Diplomats
Oswald
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