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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1904
Page
13
A couple plans a quiet New Year at home to discuss changes. The wife urges her husband to quit smoking and focus on frugality, leading to tension as bargains tempt her and disrupt the day. He eventually offers twenty dollars to go shopping together.
A reminiscence of returning home for New Year with plans to surprise parents. A North Dakota traveler and a last minute telegram set the scene for a tense, snowy journey ending in a quiet homecoming gone awry. The tale centers on homesickness, missed signals, and the contrast of city life with farm roots.
The speaker plans to attend a new scheme and tighten attention to business at a community meeting, aiming to avoid past distractions and swear off unwise habits while pursuing practical updates from the Record-Herald.
Fragmentary verse fragment references coaches from prior years and a wary outlook for May. Mentions Jagex returning home and Shanta Claus in a Brooklyn Life context.
Poem celebrates the newborn year with bells and blessings. Images of morning light over mountains and seas accompany a universal wish for love and peace. The piece invokes East and West, fostering hope as the old year departs and the new arrives.
A reflective essay debates when the year should start, arguing for March or vernal points but noting January’s cold season fits the current hemisphere. It muses on naming origins of months and the lasting impact of resolutions and prudent plans for the New Year.
Belle Farnsworth, a King's Daughter in Hanover Square, suspects life differs from appearance and grapples with love and duty. A door to Allan Dever opens when she finally faces the cottage where a hidden bond and forgiveness emerge as a New Year call rekindles hope.
Johnny vows not to fight with Tommy Jones anymore, explaining he always gets licked. The father and teacher react, noting the child’s resolve as a lesson in self-control and improvement.
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