Christmas Stockings Come Alive In Family Lore
A playful Christmas scene follows stockings boasting their honor of being filled with treats on Christmas Eve and morning. Santa Claus arrives, delivering gifts as children sleep, while the stockings recall past mishaps and the joyous anticipation of morning. In a separate subplot, Philip MacCaulay visits Pendiehavens and seeks possible reconciliation with Miss Devon amid family tensions.
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Steckings
Ax Yen al Eay
Stecking
Santa Claus
Night adventure as Philip gains Tony Devon’s consent
In a tense scene at Pendlehaven’s, Philip reveals Tony Devon is his ward and declares plans to marry. Tony resists at first but softens as Philip confesses familial ties and love, envisioning a future with Cousin John and Cousin Paul in attendance while Ratheline watches with envy.
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Philip MacCauley
Pendiehavens
Tony Devon
Tennibel
Phil
Philip
Fanusin Paul
Katherine
MacCauley
John
Paul
Reggie
Trumansburg
Catherine
Sam
Tepra
Devon
Rartly
Momma
Dr. Pendlehaven
Philin
Sarah
Mrs. Curtis
Kathie
Coush
Jona
Ind
Mavr Cauley
Katherine Burst Into Tears, and Mrs. Curtis
Rod
Tally
Jota
Tennihel
Tony
Rim
Boone Lake
JacCauley
Dr. Johns
Chen
Tornibel
Ratheline
Substitute for Weal Feathers Lauded by Priest
A Kalın priest approves a feather clothing substitute said to resemble weal. The text notes feathered attire as a practical or symbolic alternative, with emphasis on its acceptance by local religious authority.
Clark School of Business Promotes Alphabet Shorthand System
The Clark School of Business advertises Chartier Shorthand promising speed and accuracy with full alphabet coverage. Spring and Chestnut E. LaRue Perkins advertise plans at Clark County State Bank for membership. Mrs Coward travels to Indianapolis for holidays. Mildred Melville heads to St Louis. Mrs Bowyer Phillips visits Evansville. Prof Grantham ill at home in Collins, Missouri.
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Chartier
Clark County State Bank
T. F
E. RB
Grantham
Spring Hill School
Collins, Mo
Charles L. Combs Laundry Serves Jeffersonville Patrons
Patronized by the best limes in Jeffersonville, the Charles L. Combs Laundry offers shirts colors and underwear cleaned and pressed with careful handling. Raymond Waggoner, home from the University of Pennsylvania, visits two weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waggoner.
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Chas. L. Combs Laundry
Jeffersonville
Raymond Waggoner
University of Pennsylvania At Philadelphia
Charles Waggoner
The Kitchen Cabinets 8 Phere to Waiting Work
Poetic fragment quotes Edwin Markham about labor and fate. It invokes waiting for work that only hands can perform and a dare not leave before the appointed labor is done. The lines explore effort, time, and perseverance under a stern moral tone.
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Edwin Markham
Leftover Omelette and Savory Uses From Earlier Days
A collection of old recipe tips shows Italian style reuse of omelettes cut into strips with cheese and gravy. It mentions vegetable oysters in chicken pie, salsify in pie, tendering flavors with clove and walnuts, and onion placed around meat for seasoning. Also notes maple syrup fondant, ham leftovers packed in fat for sandwiches, and puffed rice brittle recipe.
Flavo Flour Boosts Local Home Baked Goods Appeal
Clark County Milling Co introduces Guest flour to market praising Flavo as the lightest whitest flour for bread cakes and rolls used in top homes in Jeffersonville. Advert states always ask for Flavo Flour and notes it pays to patronize Home Industry. Also reports visits and relocations of local residents including Paul Ashley family and William Gilbert family moving to Seattle for health reasons.
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Clark County Milling Co
Jeffersonville
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Dananews Nalie CY Agtren On
Tve
Gine
Om Mary Graham
Bonner Sas Ge Waryqee Meeeree
John Ander
Otten
Dollas
Peniichaven
Pondlehaven
Grace Miller White
Paul Pendlehaven
Brazil
Salvadore Aprile
Spring Street
MTC
The
Clark School of Business
George Coward
Indianapolis
Tyler Oglesby
Mildred Melville
St. Louis
Helen Stratton
Lillian Bowyer Phillips
Evansville
Glen E
BURTT
Western Newspaper Union
Paul Ashley
Sylvia French
William Gilbert
City
Seattle
Washington
Homer G. Bottors
Indiana
Chas
A. Schimpff
Jeffersonville, Ind
Tan Poy ‘Savings Clubs
First National Bank
Jeffersonville, Indiana
H. D. Sanders
Essie Phelps
Columbia
Kentucky
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