A Christmas Tale of a Small Irish Boy
Mrs. Murphy works in a feather brush factory while her little son Goosie clings to her, dreaming of Christmas. A sudden rooftop accident kills Goosie, leaving Mrs. Murphy to grieve as she cradles him and recalls their hopeful plans for the holiday.
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Goosie
Limerick Court
Goosle
Gossie
Murphy
Google
Goole
Mrs. Murphy
Sis
Mither
Choosie
Murphy Tenement
Milcherihe
Ile
Mra. Murphy
The Stigmata Vision Amid Silent Mountains
Fragmentary verse recalls a vision of stigmata and angels, set against mountains and plains. The speaker references Francis, divine passion, and celestial activity as a holy presence unfolds through surreal imagery and scattered lines.
Uncle Wiggily Christmas Tale Unfolds In Woodland Parlor
A 1917 Uncle Wiggily Christmas story describes Uncle Wiggily and woodland animal friends preparing for Christmas. The tale follows the bunny and neighbors as they anticipate Santa, share a festive dinner, invite needy strays, and end with a merry communal celebration.
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Tommorrow
Woodland
Sammie
Susie Littletall
Johnnie
Billie Bushytall
Jackie
Pettie Bow Wow
Jacko
Jumpo Kinkytall
Curley
Floppy Twistytall
Uncle Wiggily
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
Saint Nick
Wigsily
Johnnie Buhsytall
Jackie Bow Wow
Susie Littetall
Jella Heppiness
Jane
Alice Wibblewobble
Johnnie Bushytail
Uncle Wigaily
Uncle
Diadr
McClure
Nicipate
Americans in Coblentz Receive War-Torn Welcome
American troops in Coblentz report a warmer reception than Treves as German civilians greet them with hospitality. Civilians display resilience amid rationing and shortages with prices set by the burgomaster. Rumors persist that Hindenburg has halted mobilization and balked at socialist demands to hasten soldiers' homeward return.
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Coblenz
Whelen
Coblton
Treves
Ciuheaten
Coblens
Hindenburg
Badger Proposes Naval Increase to 1925 Fleet
Admiral Badger urged the House Naval Committee to fund a U S navy by 1925 large enough to rival any nation. He cited sunk German and Austrian submarines in WWI, German submarine totals, and Austrian fleet size, warning a lone U S effort would risk invasion and stressing wartime shipyard output and labor reallocation.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Hadger
General Board of the Navy
House Naval Committee
Badger
Admiral Sims
Atlantic
Mediterranean
German People Welcome Allies
London reports armistice terms nearing completion as British guards seize a Rhine bridge at Bonn. An American commission notes strong German cooperation and locals offering information, with many Germans glad to have allied protection against disorder.
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United Press
London
Bonn
Rhine
Allies to Visit Poland to Investigate Alleged Disorder
Marshal Fuchhaw said allied officers were sent to Poland to probe reported incidents. A foreign affairs ministry dispatch noted German and Austrian POWs returning from Kasza may be involved. France plans firm action to curb border unrest sparked by agents from Russia. Polish national committee in Paris backs Marghtd Pach’s move.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marshal Fuchhaw
Allie
Poland
Michon
Kasea
Min
Russia
Wewald
Paris
Leave Petrograd Report Signals Shifting Neutral Ties
A fragment from Aftonposten claims the Norwegians have left Petrograd while Denmark, last neutral power, is near severing relations with the Bolshevik government. Vienna correspondent notes dwindling numbers and rising tensions amid a cautious stance by neutrals.
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Petrograd
Opriatian
Dee
Norwega Yation
Aflonposten
Alee
Denmark
Bomshaviat
Pernona remedy praised for catarrh in a Galveston letter
A Galveston reader lauds Peruna as a dependable home remedy for catarrh and related ailments. The letter claims five years of satisfactory use for coughs colds influenza and digestive issues and urges try Peruna first to avoid disappointment. The ad notes Peruna has been sold nationwide for forty five years by Dr Hartman and is available in tablet or liquid form.
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Berkley
27Th St
Galveston
Tex
Hartman
Belling
One Game Guy in French Riverine Action
In France on the banks of the Vesle river American troops faced a German machine gun nest on high ground. Flanking failed as the Germans held strong fire. Corporal Browne charged with dual pistols and a knife edge stance, shouting farewell as he killed four enemy and secured a machine gun, described in Stare and Stripes.
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Vesse
France
Prize
Fritz
Browne
Traffic Requirements and Domestic Dispute Parade
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a light exchange on driving choices and home life. A man asks why a mule instead of a horse while a companion jokes about Lin having a honkable device. The piece blends social banter with a humorous look at domestic accord.
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Lin
Lou'sville Courier Journal
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