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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1928

Page

3

Christmas Eve Hearts and Santa Bring Joy to Two Families

Agnes Smallwood’s failed romance on Christmas Eve ends when Rob Roy arrives injured near her home and they vow to wed. In Smithville, the Smallwoods create a magical Christmas morning for their nieces and nephews, showing that Christmas spirit carries through.

Gnees Lowden Rob Roy Agnes Rob Smithville Santa Santa Claus Smallwood Mr. Smallwood John Mrs. Smallwood Western Newspaper Union

Origin of Christmas Cards in 1846 Origins

The article notes Sir Henry Cole originated Christmas cards in 1846 and Joseph Crandall published the first cards. About 1,009 cards were sold in the first year, with the idea then spreading to other countries and now millions are sold annually.

Sir Henry Cole Joseph Crandall

Christmas Renewal For Old Partners In West Mine Tale

Two aging partners Doug and Lon share memories and grudging humor in a Chicago tenement on Christmas Eve. They quarrel over lean fortunes and Olive Mary’s absence until Jes Mary returns with a revelation from Big Bill West: a ranch and a mine restoration promise. The trio embraces a joyous Christmas finale.

Doug Len Lon Jes Mary Doug Fairpanks Lon Chaney Agin North Shore Drive South Wabash Chicago Ragamuffin Palm Beach Jake Santa Claus Bill West Arizona Big Bill West Western Newspaper Union

Christmas Day Reflections From Anne Campbell

A Christmas meditation notes how faith brings peace amid loneliness for those mourning loved ones. The poem recalls angels, starry journeys, and the promise of reunion beyond an empty chair on Christmas Day.

The First Carol Remembered Bethlehem Singers

Historians recall the first carol as the angels singing over Bethlehem praising God on high and peace to men on earth, a starlit meadow moment echoed in Christmas lore.

Bethlehem

Christmas a Day of Gratitude Observed in County

The note praises Christmas as a day for simple pleasures and gratitude for blessings provided by Providence. It emphasizes gratitude and devotional reflection associated with the holiday season.

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