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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
4
A festive verse celebrates Christmas with bells, trees, toys, and Santa. Rudolph shines with a glowing nose as the speaker, Sue Mariis, expresses warm holiday cheer and a bedtime cue.
A brief reflection on why Christmas feels appealing. The speaker cites snow for ice and a pretty Christmas tree as possible reasons. Regardless, the overall sentiment is that Christmas time is OK.
For centuries plum pudding has crowned the Christmas feast with festive flair. Early 18th century recipes detail rich ingredients and flambé methods, while Victorian guides warn on alcohol effects. Today plum pudding remains a beloved holiday staple.
Old Lady known as Granny Mittens knits with white yarn using five pans of peppermint wintergreen licorice chocolate and lemon drops. After four hours the yarn becomes colorful mittens. A storeman buys her coveted mittens and she becomes a seasonal supplier each Christmas.
A nostalgic caption describes festive scenes with a jolly figure on the run, cookies and candy, wreaths, snow, and greetings from Linda McIntyre highlighting the warmth of the season and friendships during Christmas.
A child named Pat Deasy writes to Santa requesting an elephant and a lion or two a giraffe to start a zoo and a monkey as well. The note closes with a warm sign off Yours Always.
Plutians await Plu toclaus as Pluto toys appear under a blue or red Christmas tree. On Christmas morning they open Pluto trains planes dolls and dresses.
A girl longs for a real kitten and Santa cannot provide one from his sack. He finds a kitten at a pet shop and presents it to her, making that gift the standout among her presents.
A historical note recounts Saint Nicholas as the romantic figure behind stockings hung by the chimney. The tale says he secretly lent gold to three poor daughters, tossing bags through a window or gift through a chimney, leading to the stocking tradition.
A small wounded bird lies by a fir tree in the woods before a little girl finds it and brings it home. The scene centers on a gentle rescue and care from a child.
Ford tractors and industrial engines advertised by W. Tf. Young Inc at 6947 E. Michigan and 429-7380 or 429-9475. The ad highlights EPORTER Printing contact and listings for farm and industrial equipment.
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