Tawnaver secrets and a midnight blue circle haunt Tawnaver
In a tense夜 tale at Tawnaver Renshaw prepares for nocturnal danger with two pistols and a guarded plan. The blue circle on the wall returns as Verity Campbell rushes to summon him after a sudden crisis. He finds Grandfather Tawnaver unconscious, Madame Hooesler aiding, as mysteries deepen and a dangerous night unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Hooesler
Verity
David Campbell
Renshaw
Verity Campbell
We-wee
Miss Campbell
Campbell
Alme Ao
Cephalt
Mr. Renshaw
Jenks
James
Grandfather
Katharine
Christmas Day Star and manger tale in verse
The piece recalls Christmas Day events and imagery. It speaks of the star guiding to the Christ child and the holy feast, with references to the open door of God, the welcoming hand, and a babe in the manger across terms of praise and blessing.
Christmas Gift Dilemma Leads to New Hope for Warner Family
Ellen Warner, torn between her child Betty and her own desires, buys a hat instead of the big doll but discovers she has been fair to herself and John. Christmas brings a happy turn as John’s boss offers him a promotion with a five hundred dollar raise, easing their poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Warner
John
Eilen
Betty
Ellen
Harwell
Warners
George
Harwell's
Madam Courteau's
Hilen
Politinks
Jinson
Western Newspaper Union
The Mistletoe Adage and Seasonal Charm
A reflection on mistletoe as a festive symbol not a necessity. The piece argues romance and charm come with mistletoe, beyond the Christmas routines, and suggests its enduring appeal.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Western Newspaper Union
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