Renewing Our Faith In One Another At Christmas Time
The article argues Christmas renews universal brotherhood across Christian society, reviving kindness and charity. It traces humanity from Scrooge to ancient Rome, praising renewed faith in others and urging daily living of Christmas ideals for happiness and welfare.
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Scrooge
Dickens
Alps
Hannibal
Caesar
Rome
Nebraska's Christmas Present From Farm Report
The December farm statistics for Nebraska show moisture improving soil conditions and optimistic corn prices ranging from 67 to 82 cents a bushel, up from last year. Despite 79,000,000 bushels less corn in 1928, higher prices boost value and holdings suggest profitable disposal of surplus. The piece blends economic notes with broad essays on community virtue, contentment, self interest, and public service.
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Federal
State Department of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
The Merchant Who Must Advertise For Trade
A discussion on why merchants should advertise locally and with manufacturers. It argues that reliance on others’ advertising reduces prestige, sales, and price competitiveness. It contrasts lazy retailers with those who promote their own stores and carried brands to attract customers and build goodwill.
Winter debut brings warm weather to western Nebraska
Western Nebraska welcomed winter with unseasonably warm temperatures and clear roads. No snow fell and shoppers enjoyed comfortable conditions as Christmas gifts were bought. Forecasters warn a mild start may extend into spring, with daylight increasing toward the solstice. Discovery of the shortest day of 1928 noted.
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Nebraska
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