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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
3
A very old rag doll in a nursery is teased by other toys until the Christmas Angel intervenes. She lifts the rag doll to the attic for mending, restores her with new clothes and makeup, and places her atop the Christmas tree. The revived doll becomes the delight of the children, ending the tale with renewed happiness.
A guide on using Christmas seals to add personal flair to gifts. It explains exterior seals and greetings, methods to trace and tint designs, and color ideas for poinsettias holly mistletoe and baskets. Emphasizes economy and the joy of thoughtful presentation.
A terse exchange hints at an arrest for speeding after a pursuit spans blocks. The fragment also alludes to a hand glass breaking and the death of an infant, suggesting a linked but unclear incident. Names, places, and dates are not provided in readable form.
Mrs Sidney Small of Toronto is in Washington for arms conference sessions. She plans to invite Canadian women to the Pan American conference in April, representing the National League of Women Voters.
A Kansas City Star piece recalls grandmothers making soft soap at home when manufactured soap was scarce. It describes moonlit March timing, sassafras stick, hog butchering scraps, ash hopper, daily water washing, lye preparation, outdoor boiling, and the firing, producing thick soap stored in barrels for laundry. It ends with the myth look in the mirror at night.
Fragmentary notebook style passage describes a chilly holiday scene with garbled text. Mentions Christmas, a boy named Fred with near sighted issues and a comment about using eyes. Unclear events or setting due to OCR damage.
A woman notes that Christmas parcels reliably reach destinations when she writes the recipient’s name and address on the inside wrapper and secures the inner wrap before adding the outer cover. She adds that postal clerks finding the inside address ensures safe delivery, and claims good luck from a sudden mirror moment.
The state law passed in 1918 makes it a misdemeanor to cut or injure any tree or shrubbery without written consent or official direction. Penalties include a fine from 3 to 26 dollars and imprisonment from 30 to 90 days. The law aimed to protect private property from depreciation, with particular note on rural areas near towns.
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