Merry Christmas the Big Policeman's Wish
Ethel Cook Eliot recalls a Christmas moment in 1933 when a kindly police officer brightened a gloomy day. A simple greeting transformed the narrator’s mood, turning a routine street scene into a symbolic Christmas miracle. The officer becomes more human than mere city furniture, a beacon of shared humanity.
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Ethel Cook Eliot
Western Newspaper Union
That Money Question Weighs on Christmas Spirit
A fragment discusses money and generosity, noting many people lack funds to spread cheer. It suggests caution in spending keeps people from fully acting on charitable impulses during the season.
A Present for Kitty Radio Gift Script
A child Lucy asks her father to buy a radio for Kitty to enjoy cat converts worldwide. The line echoes a playful family moment quoted as M. 3B. Thomas.
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Lucy
Thomas
Western Newspaper Union
Go Slow To School Ahead Joke Sparks Pedestrian Gaffe
In a humorous Christmas stunt, Harry Simpkins altered a road sign from Go Slow School Ahead to Go Slow To School Ahead, provoking local amusement. The gag drew reactions about wit and safety in a pedestrian joke context.
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Harry Simpkins
Harry
Hazard
Western Newspaper Union
Up-to-Date Patrons and the Old Masters
A music teacher scolds a young librarian for book choices, claiming few old master works. The librarian retorts that there are not enough patrons who remember the old masters, highlighting a clash over literature and taste.
Radio dealer advertises sales by auctioneers in Hull sale dates
Albert Grooters of Boyden Iowa offers radio demonstrations and estimates. Meylink and Wiersma of Hull announce closing out sale dates for Peter Baartman December 11 and A J Van Veldhuisen December 197 and C Van Oort December 28, with more details to follow.
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Albert Grooters
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Boyden
Iowa
Meylink
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