Christmas Gift From a Stranger to a Shop Girl
A weary shop girl Nellie endures a crowded Christmas Eve in a lingerie shop. A patient brown‑eyed woman selects two sets, then offers Nellie a Christmas present in memory of her own daughter, gifting the lot as a heartfelt gesture.
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Aquellie
X. Brore
Nellie
Symphony
OK & Records
Keep A Christmas Record
A suggestion urges families to maintain a Christmas record book detailing yearly celebrations. It would capture presents, guest names, dinner menus, games, and a baby's first shoe trace, growing in value with each passing year.
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C. F. Wadsworth
Western Newspaper Union
A Fair Exchange by Laura and Tommy in 1923
A short dialogue from 1923 depicts Laura and Tommy debating gifts from God versus their father. Laura declares they have two fathers, God and Daddy, prompting Tommy to wish the real father could go to heaven and let God stay. The exchange is presented as a grave Christmas evening quandary.
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Laura
Tommy
God
Daddy
M. B. Thomas
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas March Was Played by Minister
The minister played a new march on his organ after a Christmas breakfast. Family members, from Sarah and Helen to uncles and cousins, gathered around a tree and sang a gentle verse about the tree’s loving gift. The piece ends with the tree yielding its fruit.
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Sarah
Helen
Christmas Telegrams Add Yuletide Cheer
A busy man named J. E. W. is described as rushing through life yet making time each Christmas to send cheerful telegrams to friends. The piece notes friends wished for more time with him, but he consistently remembered them with festive messages each Christmas morning.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Uniin
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