The Star Over the Barn Christmas Tale
A 1924 tale by CHRISTOPMIER G HAZARD describes a Christmas Eve storm, a barn shelter, and a miraculous reunion. A baby inspires gratitude as travelers arrive to share a simple feast, and the star over the barn glows above a heartfelt Christmas morning. The piece blends a Hood College program recap with a tangential note on a rare mountain lightning phenomenon once mistaken for Brown Mountain lights. Contains several named clubs, people, and a local program attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Gaus
Santa Claus
Mrs. Rosebud
Sani
Ana
Jesus
Andes
Nature Magazine
North Carolina
Maude Moller’s Christmas Gift Harvest Mentioned
A Lentsville Courier-Journal note describes vegetable ivory materials gathered mainly in South America and Africa. Carozo nat and a hardening ivory apple are cited as key sources for button production, with thousands of the fruits processed into buttons annually.
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Maude
Maud Moller
Lentsville
Courier-Journal
South America
Africa
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Christopmier G. Hazard
Reaper Univ
Hood College
Edwin Lathrop Baker
Lyman Tenney
Ernest Calero
Brodbeck Hall
Noel de Basque
Dr. Baker
Aguinalto
Kings of the Orient
Bravlee
Louise Copeland
Elizabeth Sheely
Ethel Brightbill
Mike
Sally
Galbransert Electric
Edison
Brunswick
The
M. P. Moller CO
North Market Street
Albransen
Windsor
Philippine
Copenhagen