Lone Wolf Tracks In The Snow Makes Christmas Painful Gift
Mary Louise longs for a picture titled The Lone Wolf but her husband disapproves. On Christmas Eve the family prepares a festive celebration while each member secretly hopes for the beloved artwork. In the end John surprises Mary Louise with The Lone Wolf as stockings hung and the room glows with holiday warmth.
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Alice B. Palmer
Western Newspaper Union
Santa Claus origins and Dutch roots traced
The article traces Santa Claus from the Dutch bishop St Nicholas to a jovial old man with a sleigh and reindeer. It notes England’s late adoption of the figure and credits American Dutch founders for introducing him to the United States.
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Journey From Nazareth Birth of Christ Child
A historical recount of the Nativity tracing Joseph and Mary from Nazareth to Bethlehem. Caesar Augustus orders a world census, forcing their long journey to the house of David. In a cave near Bethlehem Mary bears Jesus, the promised savior, in humble conditions.
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Katherine Edelman
Martha Finds Quick Way to Fund Christmas Gifts
Martha Woods faces dwindling income and the holiday rush. She resolves to raise funds by selling several cherished antique furnishings from her luxurious home to send gifts to Katherine Edelman, hoping the plan arrives in time for Christmas.
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Martha
Sristmas
Martha Woods
Emma
Katherine Edelman
Western Newspaper Union
Holly species and distribution across eastern Texas
The article explains holly varieties and distribution with emphasis on eastern Texas and southern Arkansas. It notes about 175 holly species globally, the American holly reaching up to 50 feet, and red berries being most common with some species bearing yellow or black berries.
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Texas
Arkansas
Hunters urged to clearly identify targets before firing
The Salem News warns hunters to ensure their target is clearly identified before pulling the trigger. It notes that nervous or inexperienced hunters may misjudge targets, stressing safety while stating other nearby elements pose no specific danger.
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