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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
6
Mrs Greene, aging and lonely, welcomes a hungry boy into her home during a snowy Christmas Eve. She shares warmth, soup, and a bicycle, offering a home and care in a heartfelt gift of family. The boy finds belonging and proclaims a mutual, true Christmas present.
The poem urges readers to give during Christmas rather than hoard. It critiques tightfisted cynics who miss the joy of sharing and compares planting generosity to reaping spiritual growth. The piece emphasizes cheerful giving as essential to a meaningful life.
A traditional plum pudding method blends stale breadcrumbs with cream suet and brown sugar. The batter includes corn syrup eggs citron currants baking powder and brandy or rum, steamed in a buttered mold for 24 hours then split into two tins and sealed for future use with reheating before serving.
Washington speaker William Bruckart discusses the railroad rate hike demand before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He cites layoffs, reduced purchases, and bankrupt mileage, arguing higher rates are needed to prevent broader economic collapse while noting social security taxes add to railway costs.
The sewing column promotes the latest New Year party dresses from pattern 11830 1287 and 1388 in sizes 12–44 with phrases like spice n classic and flowing moire. It urges readers to create chic easy garments, detouring into pattern details, yardage, and order info from The Sewing Circle Pattern Devi Scom 7020 in Chicago.
Fragments of inscriptions on a Missouri toll note several phrases said to reflect civic ideals. The lines include statements like The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law and The will of the people shall be done, though some text appears garbled or corrupted.
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