Children Write to Santa in Christmas Letters
Children eagerly pen Christmas wishes to Santa at News-Post and North Pole notes. Most ask for candy oranges and stockings, few request toys. many sign only initials or omit names. Envelopes bear Red Cross seals while a few address Santa as Dear Santa.
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Santa Claus
Duckpins
Santa
News- Post
North Pole
Red Cross
Santa Claud
Saint Nicholas
Four Corners
Minnie Gray
Paul William Strine
Ruth May Cline
Birdy Claire
Catherine Beall
Charles Broscius
Edith Kimmel
Carroll Wendrickson, Jr
Upton Quynn
Mildred Quynn
Charlotte Quynn
Carl Shaw
Margaret Fogle
Betty Yinger
Williem Smith
Charles Smith
Elwood B. Franklin
Thelma
M. Covell
Helen Fiddinger
Theltas Cleo
Coran
Margaret Irene Cartn
Otis Anderson, Jr
Irving Redmond
Francis Smith
Evalyn Lare
Paul Smith
James Robert Keeney
Maryland Income Tax Collections Fall Short of 1921 Peak
Maryland income tax receipts for 1924 will be about 19 million dollars below last year and roughly 24 million under the 1921 peak, according to Galen L. Tait, Collector of Internal Revenue. He cites broader exemptions and rate cuts for 1922 and 1921 as causes, noting the total calendar year collection around 27.49 million by year’s end with expected mail returns bringing the quarter to about 5 million. The figures reflect federal tax relief, not diminished earnings for Maryland residents.
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Maryland
Galen L. Tait
Internal Revenue
Tait
Licensing Delays Expected For Auto Tags In January
Commissioner Austin Baughman said many will wait for automobile licenses after January 1 as 1,000 blank license applications have been mailed to those on the license books. Delayed remittances slow returns and some may wait until month’s end. He noted some owners, wintering with six or nine month licenses, may repeat that plan, not realizing fees cover the full year or part of it.
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Austin Baughman
Motor Vehicles
Baughman
Brooklyns women thwart alleged crook in lamp post incident
New York December 18. Adam Krai a former convict accused of stealing electric light bills from apartment leases was attacked by Brooklyn women he had victimized. He was severely beaten and prepared for hanging at a lamp post before police rescued him. One woman grabbed him by the neck another by the hair and a third attempted to sever the noosed clothesline.
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Bluecoata Regene
New York
Amazons
Adam Krai
Steen
Brooklyn
Kramer
Among the Sick Mrs. George Worman Improving
Mrs. George Worman, recently ill at City Hospital, is showing improvement in her condition according to hospital bulletin.
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George Worman
City Hospital
Local Markets Report Mixed for Wheat Corn and Eggs
Market notes show wheat and corn prices listed alongside eggs per dozen, with unclear units and values in a compact local snapshot. The fragment references typical commodity listings but lacks full figures or dates for precise interpretation.
Indians Forsake the Tepee Modern Bungalow on Kiowa Reservation
A Kiowa Reservation report shows tepees in decline as Indian families adopt modern white house living. Of 1,840 families, only a small fraction remain in tepees, twenty years after most adults were tepee raised. The interior department notes many now live in homes comparable to or better than white neighbors. The piece closes with a brief note on washable blouses from a separate fashion item.
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Department of the 10 Terror
Anadarko
Okla
Department of the Interior
Christian Science
Monster
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