Fun in Playing Old Kris Amusement for Young and Old
The article outlines a Santa Claus role play called Fun in Playing Old Kris with family participation. It describes disguising voice with nods and motions, shaking hands, and hearty but silent laughter. A staged sleigh return and dad prompting the visit cap the half hour entertainment. The costume emphasizes white whiskers wig tassled cap and a fat stomach.
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Kris
Dad
Mother
Santa
Christmas Spirit For All The Year
The author urges extending Christmas brotherhood and fellowship beyond December 25. They advocate kind words and helping hands daily, to bless others and honor the nation’s blessings, hoping for a future guided by common sense and universal law.
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Tim
A Christmas Wish
Dialogue scene where a child Johnny wishes to be the janitor’s little boy to keep his father polite, reflecting holiday sentiment and family dynamics.
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Noel
Johnny
Auto thief dubbed an auto jack in analogy exchange
In a witty exchange a man calls a thief who takes cars an auto jack, and the other agrees, illustrating a linguistic pun about the thief’s craft. The remark plays on the concept of stealing vehicles and the slang term auto jack.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertised for Daily Use
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete toilet set for cleansing soothing and perfuming. The trio is promoted as essential for every toilet table and is priced at 26 cents everywhere. A separate note jokes that hope depends on a man and his dog. The Cuban sugar output has risen by over one million tons since 1914.
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Cuba
Man’s Fishing Trip Promise Tested by Return
A saying about trust arises from a man returning from a fishing trip. It asserts his word is as solid as a bond, implying integrity is proven by his post trip honesty.
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