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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
11
A garland of Christmas kissing customs across England and beyond. Older women kiss mayors at old folks dinners, shop staff face disciplinary mistletoe rules, and brave suitors gamble on how many women they kiss. A Japanese apprentice misreads gifts under mistletoe, while London inns and factories recount similar festive kisses and consequences.
A reflective note on Christmas joy urging belief in Santa Claus and St Nicholas. The author Marion Harland asserts the festive season rests on happiness and shared faith rather than denial of holiday wonder.
A fragment shows a family delaying a talk with their father until Saturday. The dialogue hints the father will react unfavorably once information about expenditures is revealed, suggesting relief at reducing the group.
Higgins suspects Jendes came back Thursday from Thayer County. Henry Horst travels from Grand Island for his sister’s wedding. Emma Yeske visited with Carrie Ehmke. The M. E. Ladies Aid postponed a meeting with Mrs. Bennett. A sister Miss Thieman came from Dreschler to visit Mrs. A Jeudes. J B Haiston and wife visited Chas. Grant’s west of Sidney. A New York horse buyer looked over the settlement for bargains Thursday but did not buy. The M. E. church building is delayed awaiting windows.
An all-star cast will perform The Wolf at the Tobin opera house on Thursday December 29. Eugene Walter author of Paid in Full writes this dramatic success praised by critics as one of the best plays staged. The production features realistic acting and striking scenery set on the Canadian border in mid-summer.
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