Santa Claus in the West A tale of charity and a miner family
In a harsh Western mining camp a widow and her two children fear Christmas poverty until Jack Dawson, a miner, overhears their plea. He rallies the camp gamblers and workers to fund a life changing gift, amassing eight thousand dollars in a blue stocking. The gifts transform the family, leading to marriage between the widow and Dawson four months later, with Totty and Benny cherished as Santa Claus's blessings.
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The piece surveys Saratoga attendance from the south and Cuba, cites Clara Folly defending women in business over childrearing in court, and notes a Philadelphia Times correspondent on Americas global reach. It mentions a Florida butterfly flight, the now-quiet tramp problem, a Sarah Bernhardt interview praising the U S, New London trees blocking sidewalks, and Drexel heirs funding a $40,000 Berlin fountain for Chicago.
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How to Live in Summer Wardrobe Tips
The Household offers summer dressing guidance noting debate over fabrics. It favors light woollens in some cases and praises linen dresses for women, urging greater patronage of linens for adults while recommending woolens for children and workingmen.
Summer Health Rules for Workmen and Families
A Victorian-era guide urges light clothing and thin fabrics for summer, warns against heavy wool, and recommends silk for cooling. It stresses changing linen daily, washing, and keeping infants in footwear. Emphasizes air flow, hair management, light head coverings, and breathable dress to aid digestion and respiration. Advocates balanced activity and rest, warns against heat-induced lethargy, and links recreation to health. Recommends salt in water for boiled potatoes.
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