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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1953
Page
29
Aberdeen Times reports peak harvest season in potato country southern Idaho with a dominant feature headline reflecting local chatter and weekly news. The piece centers on community activity and public interest items across Aberdeen and surrounding areas.
New York based reports show ten to 15 percent of Christmas gifts will be returned in the week after the holiday. Toy departments run red from December 26 through the holidays, but stores credit accounts for exchanges. Most exchanges involve neckties, gloves, lingerie, hosiery, and similar items. Some odd requests emerge at Macy’s adjustment department, including exchanges of husbands or trade offers for a baby sister.
A fragment from the Dec 1963 Chronicle Telegram page notes the story beneath a headline simply reads Diggin spuds. The readable text provides no further details, leaving the full context and outcome unclear.
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