Christmas Eve in the Kitchen
In a city apartment kitchen a grandfather tells two children the fairy tale of Santa Claus. The tale covers Santa's origin with fairies, his years of toy making, and eternal life granted by the fairies so he can keep bringing joy. The dialogue ends with the children eager to see what Santa brings.
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Grandpa
Santa Claus
Little Doris
Fred
Doris
Claus
Santa
Bell Ringing A Timeless Christmas Custom Across England
The article recalls bell ringing as an ancient Christmas tradition in England where ringers often served without pay. It notes that bells symbolize Christmas joy alongside decorations and good cheer, and mentions the 1652 Commonwealth ban on Christmas observance and ensuing riots in Canterbury.
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England
Great Britain
Parliament
Canterbury
Modeling Material For Child Amusement At Home
Instructions describe a Christmas craft idea using cornstarch and salt to make a pliable material. Mix four tablespoons cornstarch eight tablespoons salt and eight tablespoons boiling water. Cook until a soft ball forms then cool and knead. Add color if desired and wrap in oil paper to prevent hardening.
Christmas Comes But Once a Year Morose exchange
A witty exchange contrasts seasonal cheer with a dour view. Mr. Growcher laments the long recovery from heartbreak, while the ready made philosopher deprecates the holiday's fleeting nature.
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Mr. Growcher
Traffic on Public Roads Rights and Rules Debate
C W Bradshaw argues pedestrians and riders deserve full road rights and calls for uniform city rules and better signage. He urges higher vehicle taxes tied to usage and weight, and notes Newberg’s 15 mph limit as inconsistent with state law.
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Newberg
W. Bradshaw
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