Village Eve in Pineville Strains Nola’s Christmas Hope
Nola, evicted from Chicago, seeks comfort in Pineville at Christmas. She decorates a modest home as a cold moon shines on a lonely town while hope for Jim’s holiday return from occupation duty falters. News captures a quiet, poignant holiday mood.
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Christmas Eve Gift Turns Into Family Present
In a Pineville home, Archie notices the shy kitten named Tupid amid a busy Christmas Eve. The family learns Tar Baby has died, and Tupid finally receives affection from the siblings and a pledged role as both their pet and a Christmas present from the parents.
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Christmas of 1804 Was Chicago's Best
Fort Dearborn commander Captain John Whistler hosted a grand 1804 Chicago Christmas with a feast including venison rabbit raccoon and turkey plus a roasted pig and pudding. Troops civilians and friendly Indians shared music dancing and a flamboyant finale as the Indians joined in a wild dance.
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