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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1895
Page
3
A long verse narrative describes a siege and a Christian mercy scene near New Amsterdam, ending with a Santa Claus meditation and a Christmas gift ball guide. It blends colonial imagery with a Christmas moral, then shifts to prose about a Christmas ball and a humorous Santa Claus company proposal, concluding with a traditional Father Christmas ode.
A reflective verse recalls loved ones abroad and the warmth of greeting at Christmas. The speaker imagines familiar faces across vast distances and the joy of voices singing as cheer multiplies.
A child imagines a distant land where a fairy speaks of a vast plum-pudding tree that bears many puddings and pies. The narrator hopes Christmas brings a juicy fat plum pudding with his name and mentions three hungry boys eager for large bites.
A playful verse evokes bells, reindeer and rabbit guards as a family crowd gathers around a mahogany tree. Three-times-three carols, distant happy lands and spice trees frame a festive Christmas mood tied to a shared kitchen pudding moment.
A light exchange shows Some Himself offering a cigar to Charley and Tom. Charley accepts briefly but Tom declines, noting he does not feel like smoking that day.
Mr Clerkley of New York and Cousin Dick of Deadgulch discuss a Christmas tree. Dick jokes about adding a couple of injuns or boss thieves to make it seem more home like, suggesting a rustic, humorous exchange.
A humorous exchange complains that Christmas comes too late in the month. The speaker notes the bill arrives about a week after gifts, arguing three weeks would help husbands prepare and manage expenses.
A Columbus Dispatch quote describes actors as kleptomaniacs who steal small hotel items like towels and spoons and brag about their monogrammed collections. The hotel man says some actors could start a hotel business with the spoons they keep.
A mistress asks about a theater performance while Alma recalls a servant girl saucing her mistress in a brisk exchange reflecting sharp social wit.
A remark notes that the syllable la used as a country name ending stems from Celtic origins. The statement highlights linguistic roots linking place names to Celtic language influence and historical naming patterns.
The article notes hypo phosphites may help early consumption by improving appetite digestion and nerve tone. It warns they lack cod liver oil’s fatty medicinal properties. Cod liver oil is described as valuable, while the hypo whites are stated as having value in early stages.
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