Christmas and the birth of Christ a festive reflection
The article muses on why Christmas is celebrated on December 25 as the birthday of Christ, noting historical date disputes but affirming this date. It contrasts the birth with Washington, recalls war and hunger abroad, and wishes readers “A Merry Christmas to All.”
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Republicans Face Uneasy Calm Over Treaty Fallout
The piece notes Republican unease at a calm treaty situation, urging burden bearing in a party lacking strong leaders. It contrasts views on executive cooperation, constitutional law lessons, and impacts on business as the treaty faced defeat, with implications for governance and peace.
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Anti Tuberculosis Fight Financed by Red Cross Seals Sales
The fight against tuberculosis relies largely on funds from selling Red Cross Seals. This fundraising mechanism supports health programs and disease control nationwide.
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Supreme Court plan curbs packers to core food production
A proposed Supreme Court decree would force meat packers to confine operations to meat poultry butter eggs and cheese. An outline reportedly agrees to remove leather canned fruit vegetables soap cleansing powder groceries fertilizer cold storage fish and refrigerator car lines from their business activities.
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Knitted Ties for Christmas
Fraud and conspiracy in campaigns drew less grand jury attention this year than last as statesmen faced scrutiny amid political maneuvering.
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