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The Citizen Republican in Scotland, South Dakota

21 Dec 1916

Page 8

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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1916

Page

8

The Best Man Grace Livingston Hill Lutz Chapter XV

Gordon and Celia flee a city kidnap trap in a dark carriage then escape onto a crowded train. They dodge pursuit by a detective, reach East Liberty, swap to a lower berth, and exchange hopeful, uneasy pledges as dawn nears Washington.

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Corhers Celia Drear Gordon Sordon Washington West Liberty Station East Liberty Garen Lei Fenra Ima Dix Min Jaylajy Colla Lmb Somene Nlyryat Brn Jet Liberty Station East Liberty Staton Harrisburg Baltimore Neill Ant Ile Liberty Jean Gordon Gald Tate Fie Air Artain Willlistone Ted Lfe Nis Hill New York George Hayne George
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Ivanchuk Kovalevsky Experiences His First Christmas Anew

Ivanchuk Kovalevsky a Russian immigrant spends his first Christmas in a new country. He witnesses a sober celebration without whisky as Stepan hosts a gathering where children sing in English and adults share Russian songs, while bells ring and joy fills the room.

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Ivanchuk Kovalevsky Russia Vanchuk Kovalevsky Ivanchuk
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Silent Night and Rome Christmas Ceremonies Across Times

The 1818 Oberndorf Christmas hymn story follows Mohr and Gruber composing Silent Night for Christmas mass. Rome hosts Bambino ceremonies on Capitoline Hill with a procession and child offerings while a New York host consoles a girl about ten children and domestic hardship.

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Christmas Superstitions in Swiss Folklore Chronicle

A fragmentary piece notes Swiss Christmas folk customs and year ahead weather guessing by onion peels and drinking from fountains. It mentions unmarried couples finding spouses at church, ghost tales for children born that day, and general festive verses about Christ’s child and holiday merriment.

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