Tin Soldier's Christmas reunion in Santa's workshop
A Tin Soldier longs for Dolly Dimple as Santa ferries toys on Christmas Eve Then the sleigh crashes into a New York farmhouse scene and the soldier is saved and adopted by a boy named Jimmie Later Dolly Dimple appears in Jessie's arms revealed to be cousins ending the lonely toy's Christmas tale.
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Santa Claus
Dolly
Sania
Brownie
Santa
Beauty
Peter
Dolly Dimple
Jack Tar
Jimmie
Jessie
Western Newspaper Union
Red Color's Cheerful Link to Christmas Decorations
The text notes red as the most cheerful color for Christmas. It claims red reacts quickly with the optic nerve and describes holly decorations with red berries used at the winter solstice. It traces how the color red became linked to the Christmas season through festive associations.
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Association of Ideas
Obituary notices for Burnham Long and several locals
Mrs Lavina Burnham Long died at age over ninety after a long illness at the Glassford home in Grant Street She was born August 23 1840 in Clarion County daughter of Charles Burnham a War of 1812 veteran She married W T Long in 1864 near Pine Flats Cherryhill Township later lived near Ambrose where her husband died 1915 She resided with her daughter Mrs J N Glassford and Mrs W A Getty and other relatives Funeral at the Glassford home led by Rev Scott at Diamondville Cemetery Also noted are funeral services for William H Palmer aged 79 and John S Overdorff 82 and notices for Matthias T Smith Nancy Weeks Henry Findley Stephens and others with brief burial details and parish affiliations
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Lavina
Lavina Burnham
Robert’ N. Glassford
Grant Street
Clarion County
Charles C. Burnham
W. T. Long
Pine Flats
Cherryhill Township
Ambrose
J. N. Glassford
W. A. Getty
Town
Blanche Parker
Pacific ‘Beach
Calif
Myra Walters
Brookville
Retta
Stanwood
Portland
Ore
Glasaford
Scott
William H. Palmer
Runeyal
H. W
Armstrong
Greenwood Cemetery
Washington Street
Deeased
Daniel
Amanda (Shields) Palmer
Indiana
William H.,jr
Edward R
Walter 5. Palmer
Laura Bores
Ollie B. Davis
Pittsburgh
Harry C. Palmer
Buffalo
N.Y
Bessie L. Lydick
Blairsville
Goldie E.damelton
Cleveland
Charles R
Edna L. Palmer
Archie
Douglass Palmer
Clayton Palmer
Punxsutawney
Hllen Crookshank
Greensburg
Catherine Carter
Andrew W. Palmer
Morrellville
Johnstown
Blacklick
Samuel
Margaret l Palmer
Oakhurst
G. B.stiles
Dilltown
Richard Boone
John
Overdorff
Brushvalley Township
Blacklick Township
M. EB
W. J. Miller
H. B. Lloyd
Kittanning
Gillis T. Overdorff
George C. Overdorff
Naney W. Henry
Nancy Weeks Henry
John 5. Scott
Frederick
A. Y. Johnson
W. A. Lockhart
Homer City
Relocation survey for Clarksburg to Saltsburg road
State Highway engineers survey the proposed reloca tion of the road from Clarksburg to Saltsburg. The new route will leave the old road at Saltshore extensions and follow the creek’s right bank toward Saltsburg, joining the current road about two miles from Clarksburg. Nearby listings note marble works and local ads mentioned in the cemetery memorial section.
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Clarksburg
Saltsburg
Saltaburg
Saltshore
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Rae
Tooke
Tin Soldier
Matthias T. Smith
Oakland Cemetery
White Township
Findley Stephens
Pine Township
William Stephens
Martha Stephens
Mra
Otis Syster
Strongstown
M. BE
Penna
Lewis
13Th Street
Roy Henry
Apollo
U.S
Hall's
Genesis
Jedge
B.L Band
Gaiters
BON Ton
Indiana Motor Company
People’s Shoe Store
Luxenberg
Indiana, Pa
Elgin Hamilton
Bulova Watches
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