Pfeffernisse Cookies and the King Who Could Not Play
A Christmas tale links Pfeffernisse cookies to a king who cannot play the mouth harp. The story follows three princesses, a wedding, and a final lesson about forgiveness and shared talents, set against holiday traditions.
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Richard von Volkmann
Leander
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Pius IX
Rome
Christina Stock
Macronia
Capitol
Christmas in Summer Memories at Haggerton Funeral
Janice Dunnahoo reflects on a Haggerton family gathering at a funeral in New Mexico. She recalls Bert Haggerton, church singing, and a cherished Christmas photo, linking past farm life with present grief, while noting lasting ties and shared memories.
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Family group portrait from Historical Society of Southeast New Mexico
Photo captions list family members by surname Chesser and Haggerton across four rows with names including Rody, David, Bert, Choice, Ernestine, Ruth, Nanny, Elsie, Tommy, Tom, Jack, Ivan, Elgin, Lucy, Ruby, Esther, Gennie, Ralph, H. B., Orville, and Emma Gene.
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the Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico
Rody Chesser
David Chesser
Bert Haggerton
Choice Haggerton
Ernestine Chesser
Ruth Haggerton
Nanny Haggerton
Elsie Haggerton
Tommy Haggerton
Tom Chesser
Jack Haggerton
Ivan Chesser
Elgin Chesser
Lucy Haggerton
Ruby Haggerton
Esther Haggerton
Gennie Chesser
Ralph Chesser
H. B. Haggerton
Orville Haggerton
Emma Gene Chesser
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Bert
Janice Dunnahoo
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