The Turkey That Got Arrested
A Christmas tale shows Jane and Molly amid a turkey theft chase, a stray delivery wagon, and a fleeting act of charity. Jane’s quick actions save a boy and reveal the Sisters of Charity help, while the turkey’s ownership remains unresolved and their moral reflections on giving unfold.
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Erah Manfield Davie
Mother's
Faws
Jane
Bernhardt
June
Sto
Amy
Jane's
Dane
Melle
Younaster
Sisters of Charity
Jene
Loucia
Louella
Tom
Melrose
Williams
Wiliams
Jenkin's & Gray
Wether
the Humane Society
Whitmore
Williams Street
Williams and
Seymour Streets
Cedar Streets
Molly
Jenkins and Gray
South America
Mary
New Word Spugging Takes Hold In Holiday Giving
The New York Evening Sun explains spugging a coined term from Mrs August Beltononts Spung Society. A spug is someone who does not give Christmas gifts while the public embraces trimming their holiday lists amid a burdened season.
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Pizta
Hersel
New York Evening Sun
August Bel- Tnont
Spug
Society For the Prevention At
Uselees Giving
Spng
A Small Order for Santa Claus Reveals a Child’s Wish List
The text outlines a child’s Christmas wish list including a large boat, a drum, a whip, a ball to dent walls, skates, a large monoplane, a toy with hidden springs, a bicycle with a master brake, and other playful items. The note mentions December 8 and references Nicholas and Alcminem with uncertain details about next year.
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Kate
Jane
Christmas A Holy Day for Children in Joyful Giving
From Mothers Magazine this piece urges balancing Christmas joy with reverence for the holy day. It promotes teaching children the spirit of Christ, telling the Bible story plainly, using art and music, and guiding giving with selflessness rather than mere pleasure.
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Mother's Magazine
Christ
Ted
Santa Claus
The Longest Night
A lyrical reflection on the longest night before Christmas as people debate longest day and dream of festive dawn. The speaker describes sleepless hours, restless wakefulness, and wishes for Christmas morning to end the suspense. Dreams of polar bears and sleighs appear as dawn finally breaks.
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Poler Bears
Telndeer
Christmas Baskets From the Farms and City Poverty
A vivid feature on rural charity, noting 290000 postal savings depositors and 12773 post offices. It explores farm baskets sent to the needy, detailing how walnuts, apples, cider, meat, poultry, and homemade goodies fill hampers, and urges readers to gather surplus goods for Christmas baskets.
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Postal Savings Bank System
United States
Buffalo
Cliviet
Yor
Coor
Offtery
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Titian
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