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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
13
A reflective note urges taking charge of the new year by shaping each day from time itself. It emphasizes proactive effort over passive expectation, urging purposeful living and personal creation of beauty and value.
A Savannah News reflection notes Christmas drains pockets yet remains worthwhile. It argues the holiday pays for itself through the joy and laughter of children, despite heavy spending and late-year strain on families.
Two boys discuss a playful setup to trap Santa Claus by tying a string from the bureau to a door handle and to a water pitcher. They plan to learn the real facts about Santa Claus through their device.
Dissolve soda in warm water and add thick cream then molasses. Mix in brown sugar and flour with cinnamon cloves spice and nutmeg. Stir in grape juice, raisins, citron and bake one and a half hours in a moderate oven.
Instructions for arranging red or green candles around a cake with pasteboard and melted paraffin to prevent tipping. Center the cake, place holly sprigs between candles, and keep the cake intact with secure candle placement.
At Christmas time busy mothers can delegate tree trimming to children who have grown out of the baby stage. The activity offers kids the chance to participate directly in holiday preparations.
A reflective verse urges a sleeper to rest in a tranquil room and forget yesterday. The lines evoke a calm Christmas atmosphere with a distant star overhead and a dreamy, diary like voice referencing adventures.
Gabriel Monroe returns after years abroad to find Eloise and Gerald coping with hardship. At a village Christmas sale he buys a stocking that hides Eloise, revealing a reunion that reforms his heart. The town cheers as love and forgiveness restore the family on Christmas morning.
A Western stranger poses as Santa Claus first at a Moody household then privately to reach a humble cottage. He discovers a girl named Esther and a family missing Uncle Reuben for two Christmases. He reveals himself, gifts Mary and Esther, and the scene ends with joyful recognition.
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