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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1908

Page

7

Christmas With The Pickwickians Chronicle Of Holiday Fun

A lively Dickensian summary recalls the Pickwick Papers Christmas sequence. Mr Pickwick, Sam Weller, and companions visit Dingley Dell for a merry holiday filled with snow slides, hearty hospitality, hot punch, and carefree camaraderie, celebrating a joyful festive chapter.

Dickens Pickwick Papers Dingley Dell Pickwickians Gay Merry Fat Boy Mr. Pickwiick Sam Weller Mr. Pickwick Mr. Weller

Long Walk for Santa in Cleveland Fire

A father faced tragedy as a Christmas tree fire destroyed his home in Cleveland just before midnight. Alfred Hammermeister trudged eight miles through snow to reach a store to replace toys for his eight children after the blaze damaged their home and scattering gifts.

Cleveland Alfred Hammermeister Snowberg Santa Claus Hammermeister

Dickensian Christmas at Manor Farm and Dingley Dell

The excerpt recalls Mr Weller and Pickwick in a Christmas tale with a grand manor sitting room, mistletoe mischief, and a bustling kitchen scene. A later Christmas day includes Santa, a large tree, and a hopeful search for gifts amid a fire ruined haul and a heroic store run.

Mr. Weller Dingley Dell Pickwick Dickens Manor Farm Muggleton Mr. Pickwick Mr. Winkie

Hunting Christmas Ghosts in Washington Society

Washington society shows little passion for ghost hunting with bids failing to catch on. A peaked ivy-ornate house offers Christmas specter hunts, imported from England where ghosts are common. One local exception is a notorious buccaneer figure described with cocked hat and gold lace, said to clink chains of stolen doubloons.

Washington England Washington Star

Christmas Cheer and Justice Urged by New York Mail

The New York Mail argues that sincere charity cannot offset global poverty and urges turning Christmas goodwill into constant social reform. It advocates making compassion a steady industrial force, asserting equality and fraternity arise from justice rather than sporadic gifts.

New York Mail

Nursery Tale Names Parade Through Verse

A playful catalog lists characters from fairy tales and nursery lore such as Cinderella, her prince, Mother Goose, Simple Simon, Penny Pieman, Bluebeard, Jack, Puss in Boots, the three blind mice, Holes in a shoe full of figures like BoPeep, Little Boy Blue, Red Riding Hood and the wolf, Dame Trot, and others noted as famous enough to merit mention.

Cinderella Mother Goose Simon Penny Pieman Bluebeard Jack Puss In Boots So Trim Nice Blind Mice Naughty Kittens Sweet Bopeep Little Boy Blue Red Riding Hood the Bad Wolf

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