Hidden Deed and Promise On The Warhope Farm
In a tense scene on the river bottoms, a man and a woman confront a past linked to Pap Simon’s will. A deed to Warhope Farm and a ten thousand dollar draft reveal motives, danger, and a fragile trust built between them as they face a perilous future. The woman recalls a robbers’ plan and a rescue attempt, while the woodsman weighs his resolve and a vow to stay safe and faithful.
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Krom
Lei
Papa Simons
Warhope
Jack’ Warhope
Simon
Mudhaul
Jong
Hopkins
Braning
Sita
Doolin
Taek
Bbed
yusDo
Wadia
Old Yuletide Hymn Favorite Adeste Fideles in many lands
Katherine Edeman notes the Christmas hymn Adeste Fidelis known as O come all ye faithful. First sung in the 13th century by a Franciscan monk, it gained global popularity after Canon Frederick Oakley English translation over sixty years ago. The original Latin remains preferred by some audiences worldwide.
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Yuletide
Frederick Oakley
Katherine Edeman
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Gifts as a Fine Art
The article reflects on receiving gifts as a cherished art, noting joy comes from affection not price. It argues true spirit shows in receiving with gratitude, shaping Christmas joy and year round virtue, quoting a young girl about price tags and love.
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Western Newspaper Union
Churchgoing Couple Attend Annual Christmas Service
A woman notes her husband regularly attends church and joins her at the Christmas service each year, underscoring their shared faith and holiday tradition.
Safety First at Crowded Street Crossing in 1928 Tale
A bustling city street scene shows shoppers hesitating at a crowded crossing as cars surge by. A tall policeman shepherds a cautious group across, likened to a battleship voyage, while one elderly woman lingers until the officer reassures her with a biblical line about safety.
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G. Hazard
Fragmentary local note on citizenship and conduct
A hazy excerpt urges good citizenship through study, quiet behavior, and avoiding trouble. The text features phrases like keep quiet and not break any laws, with unclear speakers or context. It references Uncle Bheén and a character named De man da news in a fragmented style.
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Uncle Bheén
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