Yes There Is a Santa Claus Classic Heralded
The essay traces Virginia O Hanlon’s famous 1897 letter and the enduring belief in Santa Claus. It notes the editor’s editorial legacy, Virginia’s life as a teacher, and how the Santa Claus myth persists through letters and community memory across decades and places such as Santa Claus Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Sun
Wilter
Santa Claus
Pepa
Virginia O'Hanlon
Virginia
Teinia
Virginias
Church
Virginia O'Hapton
Virginia O'Banion Douglas
New York
Laura Virginia
Philip O’banion
Alliance
Virginia O’hannon Douglas
Wrant” Church
Opal Marie
Greenwood
Ark
J. F. Martin
Ind
St. Nicholas
Sacre Clehs
Orst
Santa Fe
Thomas Smith
Shadrack Hall
Incheng
Sante Te
Post Office Department
Jod
Spencer County
Ohio River
Lincoln City
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Banks Linenla
Tor
Santa
Sante
Elmo Scott Watson
New York Sun
Francis P. Church
The
Sun
Brotex plant eyed to transform British agriculture
British gardener unveils brotex a biennial plant whose first season yields fiber for textiles and second year seeds. It could supply raw material for paper wood cellulose and cattle feed. Tests at a paper mill show success a company will supervise production with large scale cultivation pending. Poverty at Christmas time a child reflects on toy shortages and family finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Long Time Till Christmas Days Sentences Tease Children
A fragment notes that counting days until Christmas feels long yet children know a longer wait lies ahead. The snippet hints at time passing and hopeful anticipation.
The Christmas Stocking Holds the Longest Gift
A festive Stocking story notes the longest stocking containing the best Christmas gift. It highlights the tradition of holiday surprises and seasonal cheer with emphasis on a prized present imagined as the centerpiece.
Review of Current Events Highlights From Congress and World Affairs
The opening of the regular session sees President Hoover's annual message praised by supporters and criticized by opponents. He urges tariff flexibility, enforcement of Prohibition, commissions for banking and Haiti, and increased rivers and harbors funding. The budget requests 3.93 billion for 1981, with major defense and public works outlays. China-Russia tensions over Manchuria provoke strong diplomatic responses. Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena visit Pope Pius, while Italy seeks calm in the Kellogg Briand era. Oil leaders meet in Chicago as debates on production and conservation unfold.
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Edward W. Pickard
Hoover
Senate
House
London
United States
Muscle Shoals
Haiti
Flo
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Italy
Pope Pius
Vatican
Dino Grandi
Count de Veechl
Holy See
Vatican City
Charlemagne
Cardinal Gasparri
Carina Merry del Val
St. Peter's
Stimson
Great Britain
China
Rrussia
Manchuria
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
Russia
South America
Slimson
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Hs. Samia Claus
Mr. Canneh
North Pole
Opal Marie Adame
the Democrat
Santa Claus Stillves
James F. Tiartin
Linda
Olney
House of Representatives
Seventy-first Congress
Laura G. Fraser
Congress
Charles A. Lindbergh
Army
Navy Air Services
Peedy
HWE Senate
Sdo
William 8. Vare
Pennsylvania
Vare W
Byersone
Ware
Privileges and Elections Committee
W. B. Wilson
Lmi
Vare
Jeanly
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
Coover
Klein
Commerce Department
Henri Deterding Ot Lelland
Royal Dutch Shells Companies
Chicago
American Petroleum Institute
Barry ¥. Sinclair
Institute
Edward L. Toteny
B. B. Reeser
Ostmaster General Grown
Brown
Fe Srres Ent Ats
Oblenz
Germany
Rhineland
Hing Land
Union
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