Outlaw finds family at Christmas in a crowded town
A distraught railroad son who married an engineer's daughter is estranged from his family. Years apart end when a lost child helps him reconnect with his wife and daughter, as a stranger buys a doll for Patty and reveals the man’s true identity as Fred Dillingham. The reunion happens in a holiday street scene.
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Fred Dillingham
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Aikad
Antie
Tim
Mammia
Telegram From Father Clears Way For Student
A university undergraduate, one week before Christmas, sought extra leave but had exhausted allowed absences. He telegraphed his father asking whether to come home at leisure or straight away. The father replied come straight home, a decision the student shared with professors.
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Holiday cheer? large gathering foils turkey supply
An assurance smiles that a big family feast would be cheerful but the sardonic person warns there will not be enough turkey for the next two days, reflecting a humorous but sharp exchange about holiday scarcity.
Amethyst Stone Hidden in Turkey Sparks Family Mystery
In a grand house on a hill Bridget the cook uncovers a purple amethyst with an engraved initial in a turkey. Mrs Stone and her children debate its origin and possible owner as they consider tracing the stone to a turkey farm amid Christmas bustle.
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Godfrey
Fairy Tale Turkey And The Missing Engagement Ring
Godfrey visits a snowy farm to return Eleanor's amethyst ring found inside a turkey. Eleanor explains she has loved Jimmy Vane but cannot marry him, while grateful for the ring’s return and her decision to seek contentment this Christmas. The scene ends with Godfrey feeling at peace as the amethyst and holiday spirit bind them.
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Amile
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Thia
Meanor Deane
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Partition of coal land case in Indiana County Pennsylvania
A 1912 partition suit concerns the estate of Rachel Wagner and Solomon Wagner with heirs and several varied life estates in a 81 acre coal tract in Buffington Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. The court orders service by publication for two defendants and sets a four week window for appearance and defense with future decree sought for partition or sale and division of proceeds among heirs.
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Towne County
Pannsylvania
Tames Am
Abraham
Bel Moses
J. Bonner
Charles
Lena
Solomon Wagner
Shell
Rachel Wagner
Man Wagner
Sarah Jans
Howard
Leighou
George Leighos
Tugene Leighou
Edward L. Shell
Seid
Wilde
George Leighou
Hugene Leighou
Pisald Cage
Indiana
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