Christmas at the Bonner home A child with a theft and adoption offer
Orphan Mary arrives for Christmas with a worn dress and shy manners. The Bonners plan gifts while Mary quietly returns a silk piece to signal remorse. After an impulsive theft accusation, they adopt Mary, making Christmas a hopeful family reunion. A second vignette shows a snowbound family improvising gifts and a Santa parachute delivering cheer to Mary Robert and Tom, renewing faith.
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Masty
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Lucy
Robert
Little Tom
Rob
Tom
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Pride and Pride in Marriage Commandments Debate
A columnist cites a judge in Atlanta outlining seven marriage commandments to keep happiness. The list includes joint aims for partners and specific tips for husbands and wives, framed around preserving pride and respect in domestic life. The piece questions why women’s pride is singled out and reflects on infidelity rumors as a reaction to perceived gender dynamics.
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Atlanta
Sanctum Sanctorum
Bell Sradlenta
Wil Bervica
Pot Holder Set In Three Pieces From Grandmother Clark
Pot holders are easy to make and make attractive gifts. The Three piece set includes two holders and one container with stamped colored motifs. Directions cover assembly and display through a top opening. request information by sending a stamped return envelope to Trome Craft Co. Dept A in St. Louis Missouri.
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Jong
Theo
Mary
Wentarna
Trome Craft Co
Dept. A
Nineteenth
St. Louis
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