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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
2
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Sloan's Washington Letter discusses Congress reconvening after a vacation, praising President Hoover's message for its precision and architecture. It notes House progress on farm, census, and tariff bills, contrasts House and Senate roles, and mentions the Vare controversy and debt-free Nebraska roads.
A mother comforts Betty Pendleton after a Sunday school teacher claims Santa Claus is a myth. She reframes Santa as the personification of generosity and the Christmas spirit, explaining the real Santa lives in the hearts of parents and others who give selflessly. Jesus’ teaching on secrecy of giving frames the lesson.
Betty learns Santa is real and Mrs Pendleton confirms him in their lives. Santa visits their home at midnight on Christmas Eve filling stockings after drinking milk and eating the apple left for him. He then leaves to visit other believers, ending a lovely season for the Pendletons.
A reminiscence on public noise and labor singing. The piece notes workers in Hampton court and other professions breaking into song, contrasting past merriment with present silence and suggesting harmony as a remedy to noise. It cites Isaac Bickerstaff on merrily working when people sing.
The report lists Italians who repatriated in 1928: 98,927 overall, with 31,815 from France, 25,220 from the United States, 10,876 from Switzerland, 18,276 from Argentina, and 3,118 from Brazil among other origins.
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