Santa Claus Prepares World of Cheer Christmas
The Associated Press reports Santa will use reindeer and a sleigh for a worldwide visit, delivering cheer as nations recover from war. Cities plan charity drives, Christmas trees, and festive broadcasts, with New York and Chicago leading prewar style celebrations.
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Christmas celebrations across cities and nations
The piece describes festive traditions in Detroit and elsewhere including St James Episcopal Church with a sixty piece choir, Santa’s reindeer, and city trees in Houston Denver and Indianapolis. It notes Florida’s boom in real estate Christmas commerce and Sweden Germany and Berlin customs with trees, oats for birds, and shared meals.
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Cuban President Bans Rumba and African Drum Music
A presidential decree in Havana bans tembor tom-vom and similar African character instruments with singing and contorted dancing. President Machado says this form of music and the rumba violate good custom and public order in Cuba.
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Sonora Mexico Promises Quick Easy Divorces
Nopales Arizona AP report states Sonora offers rapid divorce options rivaling Reno. Under the new law a marriage can be dissolved in 15 days if one party resides there and seeks divorce on grounds of incomparability. If not reunified, the final decree is granted.
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Carrier Boys Poem by Rev J C Kinzer
Poem celebrates Carrier Boys with humble pride not boastful of deeds. It urges them to stay eager, time their routes, bring joy and news from many states and countries, and to value sunshine and daily work as the paper reaches distant places.
Chicago's First Double Decked Street Nears Completion
Chicago's first double decked street on the south bank of the Chicago River nears completion. The $3,000,000 project, known as Wacker Drive, will span a mile and signifies a major urban transport expansion with a total expenditure of around ten million dollars for the broader project.
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Indian Finds New Path in Science Education
An Indian student adopts science as a career path with support from educators and institutions, signaling a shift toward more rigorous science training. The piece highlights challenges faced and the role of mentors in guiding students toward technical fields.
Dickens Daughter Kate Perugini Remembers Father
London reports Kate Perugini, Charles Dickens's last surviving daughter, age 86, proud that her literary pride endures. She recalls Thackeray George Eliot and other early Victorians, noting she resembles her father more than other family members.
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Swedish Prince Poet and Radio Lecturer Described
Sweden's Prince Gustav V is noted as the second son of King Gustaf V and described as a poet and radio lecturer. The text references his debut and early involvement with royal duties, noting his role in the royal party and connections to Södermanland.
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