Christmas Spirit Urges Personal Touch Over Charity Measures
The article urges extending Christmas generosity beyond organized groups to include personal time and attention to those in need. It argues that giving of oneself—not just money or goods—brings deeper benefit and strengthens community spirit, citing the Salvation Army and local charities as avenues for direct involvement. It emphasizes that acts of kindness near home amplify gratitude and humanity.
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Germany
Armenia
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Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Yesterday in Ohio and distant events noted
A scrambled column lists birthdays and notable moments across states and nations. It mentions a Steuben county death in Ohio, a strike at electric companies a year earlier, and various birthdays including Queen Alexandrine and Bishop Richard Waterhouse. It also notes Christmas and Chanukah celebrations, political mentions, and a child’s Christmas wishes amid a festive, if jumbled, recap.
Poole Centenary and Copper Tinder law cite
The piece notes William Frederick Poole born centenary and his Poole index originator cited. It mentions the Copper Tinder law for grain trading due to operate. It reports millions of dollars in Christmas bonuses to be distributed by hands and businesses across America. It adds the Washington and Jefferson football team departing for Pasadena.
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Washington and Jefferson
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Fragmented OCR note on a marching event
A garbled OCR entry references a young man and a quartet, with phrases about stepping on something and a dean. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a clear event, person, or organization.
Komical Telegrams and Last Year’s Holiday Gag Text
A fragmentary humorous column recounts a string of odd tales and banter from a community scene. It mentions veterans groups, a local club gathering, and names like Taylor and Owen Hannon amid scattered jokes about Christmas and a tin bird.
Kiwanis Christmas Sermon Emphasizes True Service
Kiwanis founder Charlie Clark urges Christmas as a day of gladness and giving, warning against showy charity and pride. He frames Kiwanis as builders improving daily life, urging the spirit of Christmas to guide deeds throughout the year. The phrasing reflects a 1910s era community tone and highlights local names and snippets from letters and notices.
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Kiwanis
Amiles
12 Years Ago First Congregational Socials and Salaries
Twelve years back the First Congregational church hosted social services for Dorefathers Day. Pil Bri Fathers George UW Mh gave an engaging talk. Firemen and police received five dollars per month while two chiefs drew fifteen dollars monthly. Council President Smith signed the salary ordinance in Mayor Tiezel's absence. County commissioners funded better insanity patient care. Coon and W L Smith of Chicago bought an interest in the Columbus Steel Co to gain control. Albert T. Green of the Chamber of Commerce was elected secretary of the State Chamber of Commerce.
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