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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
6
A festive Christmas Eve scene unfolds at Bacon Hill with candles and carolers. Miss Mixter wanders into a glow from a candlelit open house, feels out of place, then volunteers to stay and help, seeking coffee for herself.
The verse recalls how red and green are honored as Christmas colors long celebrated by the speaker and partner. It celebrates their festive use in gay decorations and the joy these hues bring to the holiday season.
A brief note reflects on holiday greetings to all readers, while noting a mispronunciation variant of Christmas known as Xisas and the idea of widespread seasonal cheer in due time.
Fragmentary verse hints at a figure named Dunrh seeking a baby in a town described as white-walled. The text evokes moonlit fields, mist, and a pursuit of joy, without clear narrative or verifiable events.
In a well to do family Belinda the German maid receives a planned Christmas surprise. The Thoburns and Amy prize service and literacy as they celebrate with carols and a pledge to teach Belinda to read and write before next Christmas.
A vain town snob despises Christmas and gives cold receptions to cheer. On Christmas Day he stumbles entering his door and finds neighbors bearing gifts, feeling humbled and changed by their kindness.
A fragmented verse sketches a weary man in blue pausing before a festive scene. It hints at a father figure and a playful myth surrounding Santa, though the lines are fragmentary and dreamlike.
Julia Hottomsrey reviews modern millinery that blends hand painting embroidery and metallic trims with Chinese motifs. Designers decorate hats and wraps with gold thread, silk, and lacquer red velveteen, urging subtle Chinese inspired accents for accessible elegance.
The author argues land is finite and precious. It cannot be stolen or rusts, and people are their own stewards. They note Manhattan sold for $24 and Central Park land value now reaches immense sums, underscoring escalating prices.
A playful exchange notes that storks no longer deliver babies as many baby doctors exist now reflecting a childlike view of modern birth care.
A concise reflection on death as a fusion of eternity with time. Goethe notes that in the death of a virtuous person eternity appears to peer through the finite span of life.
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