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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
7
Laura Worthley hosts her annual Christmas party when Robert Barrett suddenly appears at the door. The long‑dormant romance resurfaces as he declares she means the world to him, challenging her hopes and fears about love and marriage.
The passage reflects on three words meaning more to many people at Christmas. It contrasts happy families, quarrels at the season, and poor or charity children, all sharing a wish for a better Christmas and the universal wish of A Merry Christmas.
The article describes making colorful Christmas candies at home using fondant, chocolate, and nuts. It details roles for men and women, decorating with green and red, and presenting treats in baskets or tins to neighbors and friends. A communal kitchen party adds festive fun.
Mr Feathergilt admits his worth is uncertain. Miss Cayenne replies that he does not know his value. The exchange hints at family life and social vanity with a remark about his wife playing bridge.
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