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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
8
A festive scene mentions ice and snow with Santa Claus and Christmas bread and presents for boys who say Thank you and Please. The lighthearted snippet captures holiday spirit and polite wishes during a bright winter moment.
The author reflects on Christmas candles in pink blue green and yellow as symbols of goodness love spirituality and light. Candles endure as a yearly festival of human devotion faith and the hope to better things under the "Light that shineth in darkness" while noting the Paradise Bird’s scorn for mere candle bits.
A Christmas sermon stresses fraternity and daily Christ mas spirit. Hodges urges living the ChristmasGoodness year round, showing simple living and mutual care among employer landlord and worker, with focus on children and shared joy.
A crowd of birds migrates for Christmas dinners. The yellow leg snipe travels about 9000 miles for aquatic insects and crustaceans, while robins dine on holly berries and the mistletoe-loving mockingbird spreads seeds to grow parasites in Texas. The canvasback duck winters from Minnesota to Cuba feeding on wild celery. The wild Canada goose heads to Mexico for winter grazing and lakeside grasses.
A humorous verse recounts a stalled kiss under the chandelier as a girl’s wrap gets caught and a student contemplates helping. The scene captures shy flirtation and tentative romance, with a playful misstep ending in a bashful confession.
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