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When Woman Is at Her Best and Courtroom Clash
A reader asks when a woman is at her best, prompting a discussion about individual taste and aging. The debate finds no universal answer as charm shifts with time and judgment, and love defines perceived perfection. Separately, counsel for Thornton Hains urges trying Captain Hains first, arguing his insanity would absolve Thornton and complicates Darrin’s trial sequence.
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New York
Thornton Hains
Jiaims
John F. McIntyre
Hains Brothers
Darrin
Thornton
Captain Hains
Letters to Santa Claus from grateful young girls
A collection of child letters to Santa from Esther Stranahan Eva Settle Nellie Fultz and others listing Christmas wishes for a piano dolls doll car tables dishes beds dresses candy nuts oranges bananas and family gifts including mamma papa and grandparents.
Miss Gertrude Rees Requests Christmas Gifts
A short childhood letter to Santa Claus from eight year old Gertrude Rees of 203 West Broadway. She lists wishes including a big doll a go cart nuts candy and oranges and asks for a Christmas tree.
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Santa Claus
Gertrude Rees
West Broadway
Local Children Mail Santa Long Wish Lists
A collection of young readers letters to Santa Claus from ages five to ten. They request clothing from sweaters to raincoats, shoes, and rubber boots, plus toys, candy, fruit, nuts, and small desks or writing materials. Addresses in Ottawa and West Market Streets appear. notes emphasize family members and greetings to mama papa grandma.
Christmas Gift List From 19th Century Letter
A handwritten note describes modest wishes for this Christmas. Martin Ferrick is to receive a punching bag drum horn watch and candy and nuts and fruit while Frank Holle asks for little this year but more next year. Christie Benning is wished a pop gun and a bean shooter.
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Shane
Martin Ferrick
Frank Holle
P. S
Christie Benning
Dear Santa Claus Wants From Several Children
A child list from Christmas wish letters includes Margaret Ferrick asking for a big blue doll and white coat for herself and a hand car, candy, and nuts for her brother. Roy Patterson asks for a pook, horn, and rabbit shotgun. Helen Patterson and four year old Roy also request drums sleds skates and toys.
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Santa Claus
Margaret Ferrick
Spear Street
Letter to Santa from Helen Gradey a Christmas wish list
A child at 1325 Smead Street writes to Santa Claus naming gifts for siblings including a Teddy bear doll a cab a hobby horse and engine for Gilbert a horn and dish set for Kitty and Edie clothes. She asks Santa to enter the front way because a big dog is present and notes grandpa will hold him. She signs with good bye.
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Santa Claus
Gertrude Joe Bruner
Seventeenth Street
Gilbert
Kitty
Santa
Edie
Helen Gradey
Smead Street
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