Uncle Peter and Uncle Samta Claus Share Christmas Cheer
In a Christmas tale Uncle Peter narrates a legendary Uncle Samta Claus who repairs war damage and spreads American prosperity. The children learn of generosity and national ideals as they await gifts and recite the anthem with family, friends, and the town’s gardeners.
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Peter
Nele Peter
Nele Santa Claus
Jack
Uncle Peter
Alaska
Santa Claus
China
Cuba
America
Agnes
Mr. Rose
Betty
Mr. Atlas
Uncle Samta Claus
Mary
Uncle Sam
The Christmas Picnic in a Old Narrative Tale
Ten youths planned a Boxing Day skating picnic to escape holiday sweets. Jerry builds the fire while Milly manages the meal, and their teamwork leads to a merry conclusion. Milly and Jerry confess affection and hint at future togetherness after their Christmas outing.
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Tie
Jerry
Milly
Tve
Christmas Party Spin Star for Name Partners
A playful circa article describes a holiday party game to mix couples. A circle of green cardboard holds each girl's name, a red star with a white arrow is spun to select the next partner, repeating until an unused name appears, creating lighthearted confusion and laughter.
How Malaria Winters In The Southern States
The article explains winter malaria is uncommon but mosquitoes survive. infection is carried over by previously infected individuals. It advocates Cure through standard quinine treatment to prevent next year’s malaria crop, citing public health authorities and dosage guidelines for acute attacks and longer-term therapy.
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South
Sasinky
State Health Department
United States Public Health Service
National Malaria Committee
Farm Bureau Election Meeting in Oxford
Lafayette County Farm Bureau members are notified of the annual meeting to elect officers for next year. The session is at the Court House in Oxford at 1 PM on Monday December 18 1922, with a proxy option for those unable to attend. President W D Hedleston presiding.
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Lafayette County Farm Bureau
Court House
Oxford
W. D. Hedleston
Warning to Deadheads obituary notice plea in Sugar City Gazette
The Sugar City Colorado Gazette prints a sharp notice warning deadheads that obituary lines for non advertising business men will be charged ten cents per line and delinquent subscribers fifteen cents per line. It urges advertisers and cash subscribers to pay up now amid a cholera scare.
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Sugar City
Colo
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Igre
Western Mesananet Union
Farm Bureau
Kansas
Richland Lily
Ichland
Earl Fudge
Patterson Bros
W. J. Brown
Oxford Miss
C. C. Buford
Miss
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