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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
7
A Christmas tale explains how stockings replaced baskets and vessels for gifts. Santa, tired by greed, is aided by a snow fairy who inspires children to hang stockings, restoring the spirit of Christmas and joy in gift giving.
The text urges keeping faith in Christmas figures such as Santa Claus and St Nicholas, stressing the importance of children believing in joy and happiness for the year. It cites Marion Harland as the source of the sentiment.
Whittier poem urges universal harmony and peace through song. It envisions Christmas praise spreading hope across nations and endings of war as voices join in chorus from all lands.
Mary Gra reports that a postman case cleared a legislative hurdle as the House approved the measure, signaling progress in postal policy. The article notes committee support and anticipated Senate action, outlining implications for mail service and workers.
On a bleak Christmas Eve in a small town, Hiram Palmer waits by the window for gifts that never come. The postman passes by with no packages as relatives dismiss him, leaving the elderly man forgotten amid a season of charity and loneliness.
A quirky quip notes that if mistletoe were essential to Christmas, a mistletoe trust could form quickly. The humorous line from Uncle Eben hinges on holiday norms and playful speculation about control of seasonal cheer.
The passage notes Ath Cliath as an early name for Dublin and explains its present form meaning black pool. It contrasts pleasure and work, suggesting pleasure’s forces may contradict its gifts while highlighting a shift from ancient to modern Dublin.
The quotation lists virtues as gifts for various relations and foes, urging forgiveness for enemies, tolerance for opponents, a good example for a child, deference to a father or conduct making a mother proud, self respect, and charity for all.
Cut unbleached muslin larger than the board by about four inches in width and length. Hem the edges and crochet a six chain edging. Lap over the board by two inches and lace the cover with a stout card or tape, every fourth loop. Clip and washable.
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