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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1913

Page

6

Shadow of Santy Brings Belief Back to Farm Family

In a snowbound farm home, Pa Schoonmaker comforts a sobbing Herbie and, with brothers Petey and Normie, crafts a Santa Claus shadow to restore the boy’s faith. The ruse, built with a cardboard figure and a lamp, promises a Christmas morning surprise for Herbie and a hopeful ending as the child murmurs of Santa.

Newhouse Pa Schoonmaker Herb Herbie Petey Normie Teldow Santy Claue Chey Santy Claus Penny Jerbie Herbie Leerad Santy É Maua Wwe Pa Schoonmakey Santa Claus Noriie Wienesa Kris Kringle Ma Schoonmaker Sam

Reign of Good Cheer and Holiday Garland Request

A festive note requests a garland of holly Rosemary thyme and bay to celebrate. The text quips that gravity is folly and adds a playful line about dill after Christmas Day, reflecting light holiday whimsy rather than a news event.

Disgusted Child Questions Santa Claus Image

A child vents frustration over Santa after learning his new slate and last year's sled were offered for display with paint over. The remark questions Santa’s care and existence, reflecting holiday disappointment and skepticism.

Christmas carolers and a doctor bring holiday cheer

Schuyler Van Brunt seraphina and Thad sneak out at dawn to sing in English fashion with a joss-stick censer. Doctor Post joins, delivering warmth and a carriage ride home. Neighbors Margaret and Mrs Van Brunt share laughter as the trio’s innocent mischief lights a merry Christmas.

Herald Angels Hark Seraphina Thad Hari Schuyler Schuyler van Brunt Doctor Post Doctor Aunt Margaret Margaret St. Jude's Agnes Seranhina Elsa Dan Goodby van Brunt House Mrs. van Brunt Annic Frank A. Munsey Co

Ancient Egyptian Bracelet With Sapphire Seized by Princess Atossa

A collector describes an Egyptian bracelet once worn by Princess Atossa. The piece, set with a near flawless central sapphire, gained its lore after Atossa handed it to her maid Maroda during a palace escape. The bracelet has remained in the family, now offered for sale.

Hera Atosea Cafre Bazar Maise Aante Atossa Maroda Egypt Cambysés Atosan Topa Aatogga Atonza Cambyses Pharaoh Tio

Salmon Up the Willamette Reach Higher Runs

Deputy fish warden Lou Rathbun reports unusually large salmon runs in the Upper Willamette. Schools were observed leaping Willamette Falls ladders as gates kept by winter loggers were removed due to high water. Salmon travel to the McKenzie River area where a state fish hatchery exists, with anglers allowed within 200 feet of the falls.

Willamette Lou Rathbun Oregon City Willamette Falls Rat

Wage Too Minimum An Irish M P Story From Pearson Weekly

A man asks three friends how to handle a servant who breaks china. The Englishman suggests firing her, the Scot proposes deducting from wages but the damage exceeds pay, and the Irishman opts to raise wages. The article notes wood fibers are strongest near the trunk center.

China Pearson's Weekly

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