Christmas Dinner at Home Returns Caroline
Jared Pigeon plans a quiet Christmas but Caroline arrives with a surprise. Billy Wakeman, once distant, shares the celebration as Caroline reunites with her parents, redefining the day with warmth and forgiveness.
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Billy
Jared Pigeon
Caroline
Phoebe
Billy Wakeman
Mrs. Pigeon
Jared
Mother Pigeon
Mr. Pigeon
Pigeon
Mochurs Newemper
Syndicate
Reforming Rutherford Among Mayan Ruins and Society
In a social satire Rutherford Allington, a bright but restless man, clashes with his mother and bohemian era parents. He falls for Clara Hampton, a lively woman with brains, and schemes to reform her. She sets a condition: they marry and abandon society for Maya ruins exploration, choosing a shared serious pursuit over frivolous living.
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Bander
Allington
Rutherford
Paul Clifford
Mr. Allington
Buddie
Clara Hampton
Clara
Yucatan
One Marital Advantage for Women Public Speakers
A London Humorist argues marriage does not block a woman from a public speaking career. Instead it offers a permanent audience, supporting the idea that wed life can bolster professional visibility for women.
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London
Following Christ in Daily Life Lessons for December through December
A religious study guide outlines December lessons on following Jesus, devotion, and practical living. It frames a weekly approach with mottoes for youth and adults, emphasizing Bible study, prayer, and the moral duties of home, state, and society.
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Bethany
Jesus
Mary
Heaven
God
Christ
His Dying Eyes Cross Given By Mother
An orderly reports a soldier dying after refusing to pray saying he has a cross from his mother. The officer then lifts the cross and murmurs a blessing before dying, concluding a poignant wartime moment.
Blessings and Sacrifices In Daily Blessings
The passage reflects on how blessings come with duties and sacrifices, noting that riches bring responsibilities, caring for aging parents requires gratitude, and even unbroken happiness carries a duty of sympathy for others less blessed.
Personal Service Among Youth and Sunday School Roles
Many young people are stingy in providing personal service to society or church. They prefer easy tasks to those requiring time and effort. Sunday school needs young men as teachers for boys, which demands study, interest, and active work on behalf of the boys.
Nucleus of Truth in Ancient Myths and Eye Power
A historical note on skepticism toward superstition, tracing the idea of the evil eye and linking ancient beliefs with scientific inquiries. It highlights Otto Rahn's talk on human radiation from eyes and fingertips, noting experiments suggesting eye contact can affect yeast and other organisms and speculating on magnetic personality and social effects.
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Otto Rahn
Cornell University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Rahn
Always Hard Times Every Winter Is a Hard Winter
A terse editorial notes that winters are persistently hard for the poor, labeling each season as a repeat of deprivation. It argues that poverty persists despite changing weather and societal efforts, urging policy attention and sympathy for vulnerable residents.
The Ii and the Cure: A Witty Bank Romance Dialogue
A humorous exchanged line between a couple plays on romance and money. He quips that losing her would break his heart but his bank account would mend the ache, while she teases about affection and finances in witty dialogue.
Long Job Ahead Cutajar and BoJo Water Scene
A terse dialogue depicts Cutajar warning of a long task while BoJo is mocked for tending a water tub. Chlupp quips that BoJo is too gentle to prepare a live fish and is holding it underwater to drown it.
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Cutajar
Bojo
Chlupp
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H. Irving King
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU
Oudoor Lesson
P. Ee D
Moody Bible
Ee Guivaxo
Western Newspaper Union
Christian Standards OF Life
Draiscox Chem
N.Y
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Cutieura
Eagle Brand
Borden Company
Dept. W
Borden Building
Madison Avenue
New York, N. Y
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