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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
8
The retailer presents a Christmas merchandise selection aimed at every family member. Dad and brother receive cigars, razors, shaving sets, pens, knives, and related gifts while mother sees cut glass, serving ware, Bibles, baskets, and clocks. Sister or sweetheart items include perfumes, pen sets, chocolates, vanity sets, perfumes, and kodaks.
The notice asks girls to recruit friends to save Doll Votes for the raffle. It promises votes on all back accounts and every sale in the drug store including radios. With only a few days left, winners gain a New Doll by Christmas morning.
The piece recalls the rush and worry of holiday preparations, late nights, and parcel delivery, followed by renewed vigor and Christmas spirit. It notes snow, twinkling stars, red apples, and vivid memories of past Christmases and New Year celebrations.
Osceola residents hear about Christmas gifts at G T Rays and Ray’s Jewelry. Local visits include W B Adair in Burt County and Johnman in Montana. Girl Reserves supper and a Lincoln trip for Nadine Stowe. Osceola beats Grand Island 31 to 14 in basketball. students attend Woc TU hel in Stromsburg.
A frosty campus scene features a tall pine crowned with lights near the central administration building. Amid winter twilight the campanile bells toll Christmas carols as a maid and young man share a farewell before heading home. Eleazor BE, King.
On Christmas Eve Aunt Eliza weighs her scant purse and fatigue as she contemplates helping others with a knife gift and reading to Jane. A sister reunion sparks joy, with family plans for Christmas dinner and renewed faith in making others happy.
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