Car Trouble and Christmas Kindness on the Road
A weary traveler and his large family amid car troubles find charity on the road. After multiple tire punctures and makeshift fixes, a stranger invites them to a roadside Christmas dinner with turkey and gifts, including a full tire set for the father, ending with a warm holiday memory.
Uncle Kriss and the Christmas City Saint of Gifts
The tale centers on Uncle Kriss, wife of William L. Gaston, known as Santa Claus of a town nicknamed the Christmas city. Each year he leads wreath making, decorates streets, and delivers care to every home, ensuring no child is cold or hungry on Christmas Day. The town’s spirit spurs unity, with wreaths in every window and a large downtown tree.
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Jacksonville
Dan
Kriss
Santa Claus
Uncle Kriss
Christmas City
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Gift Under Desert Stars
In a quiet western town a Christmas pageant and a gift heal old wounds. Matt Hughes seeks forgiveness from James Howard, revealed as the real love of Dolly Hughes, who did not survive. Howard’s basket of California grapes becomes a prayer answered, renewing ties as they part under the starlit sky.
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Matt Hughes
New England
California
Howard James
West
Dolly Hughes
Matt
James Howard
Dolly
Froward
Howard
Western Newspaver Union
A Christmas Message From The Heart Of Joy
Words of friendship and Christmas cheer warm hearts across generations. The brief note recalls memories of past holidays and the joy of sharing happiness with loved ones, urging kindness, lighter burdens, and renewed bonds as the season’s magic endures. Copyright 1929 Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Christmas for Children Now and Always
A holiday note emphasizes that Christmas centers on children and suggests simple traditions. It highlights the tree, popcorn balls, candy, and cotton to decorate branches, encouraging communal crafting and festive play for the young.
The Nicest Christmas Presents Worth Giving
A reflection on the different kinds of Christmas gifts from duty and tradition to joyous surprises. The piece highlights presents to children the lonely and those who deliver mail and services, but emphasizes the best gifts arise from pure warmth and friendship without reason.
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Western Newspaper Union
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