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Newspaper

Postville Review

Location

Postville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1902

Page

9

New Year Tales and Bills Mark Early 1900s Lively Observations

A narrative blends New Year celebrations with humor and social mores as two women toast, open a bottle, and joke about smoking, gift chimes, and a sentimental watch. The piece shifts to advice on paying New Year bills, old superstitions, and social customs in cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Rome, mixing reflective poetry and cultural curiosities.

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New Year’s Cheer Travels Through Towns and Hearts

Traditional verse greeting encourages happiness and community as a town welcomes the new year. The poem urges smiling at strangers, honoring kin, sharing toasts, and helping others prosper in all endeavors. It captures a communal spirit and friendly celebration.

New Year Confessions of a Bachelor Woman

Phyllis and a bachelor man discuss holiday blues and independence as she recalls choosing to celebrate New Year’s Eve with Margaret at her own home. They reflect on bachelor life, home memories, and the idea of sharing an unconventional, communal celebration rather than returning to traditional family norms.

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Meditation for Life In A Country Dialect

A speaker rails against the life they lead, confessing discontent and plans for the coming year. They vow not to cut wood anymore, noting breakfast is provided and work brings rewards. The passage blends dialect with reflections on work, travel, and daily routines.

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