Christmas on the Polly and other items from 1909
The poem tells of the good ship Polly and the captain's little daughter brightening the cabin with Christmas dreams and gifts for the crew. Separate notes describe European money remittances from American banks and a tale on peacocks replacing turkeys at Christmas tables.
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American Press Association
Polly
Christmas Stories and Santa Clauses in City Streets
A holiday feature blends a Nativity verse by Willis Hawkins with verses on wealth and Christmas in the city. It notes Santa Clauses in urban streets, organized by Volunteers of America, who drop down chimneys to deliver Christmas dinners and gifts to the poor.
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Caesar Augustus
Joseph
Nazareth
Judea
Bethlehem
Mary
Santa Claus
Volunteers of America
Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
What's In a Name Papa Boys Christmas Swap
A playful exchange where Billy asks for a bobsled and Bobby a billygoat. Papa suggests swapping to keep the peace and smiles as the kids consider alternate gifts.
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Papa
Billy
Bobby
Sing the Christ Back to Your Side
A poetic exhortation for Christmas urging readers to cast aside resentment and join in joyful song. It frames the day as a moment to lift the heart, honor the holiday, and extend kindness to others through music and celebration.
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Christ
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Heavenworth Lebo
Frank H. Sweet
Europe
America
England
Ireland
Willis Hawkins
Pawpaw Center
David
Christ the Lord
Mary Jane
Marie Zhon
Nellie
Natilie
Nell
Chris